| Title | Economic Humanism Self-induced Incidences in the Circular Economy |
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| ID_Doc | 544 |
| Authors | Aluja, JG |
| Title | Economic Humanism Self-induced Incidences in the Circular Economy |
| Year | 2022 |
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| Abstract | The Circular Economy has proven to be one of the main advances in trying to solve the serious problem of environmental degradation. In this work we present an algorithm, based on the reticular theory, to detect the incidence of actions (incident elements) linked to the circular economy on products (incident elements). For this we establish both the direct incidents, which are easier to determine by the experts, and the self-induced incidents whose determination is not so simple. Starting from these incidents, the semi-accumulated flows are established at different stages of the algorithm, until the final accumulated flows are obtained. These contain all possible incidents, both direct and indirect, obtaining a network of incidents that will allow determining the best policies to obtain the desired result. We present the application to a specific case, although the significant contribution is the methodological proposal that we understand in accordance with human thought and that allows those incidents that are not direct and therefore difficult to detect by the human mind to appear. |
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