Natural Resources and Economic Growth
Natural Resources and Economic Growth

Summary/Abstract: The study examines the interrelations and interdependencies between natural resources and economic growth. The emphasis is on the significance of qualitative pa­rameters of GDP dynamics incl. resource and energy intensity and the correlation be­tween used reproducible and irreproducible resources. An attempt is made to assess the real possibilities of the wide use of so-called alternative and energy sources based on profits: corporate expenses analysis. A thesis is supported that exhaustion of irreproduci­ble resources leads to changes in the national priorities and vital changes in the world economy. Sustainable development is turned into a condition for successful adaptation to the new conditions and for maintaining competitiveness both at a national and corporate level.

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