Approach to determining the efficiency of state support measures in attracting “green” business investments
A “green” economy is an economic system that allows for the growth of human well-being and social justice, while reducing environmental risks and reducing the scarcity of natural resources. It allows to create some resources that were previously considered non-renewable, or to use renewable resources efficiently in terms of economics and ecology.
Through state support instruments, rather strong signals arc formed to the national market about the creation of exceptionally favorable conditions for the functioning of a new sector of the economy, the so-called sector of "green" technologies. In the article an approach to determining the effectiveness of state support measures in attracting investments from "green" business is discussed.