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The concept definition |
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“Sustainability is one of the main dynamic characteristics of the economic system, revealing the property of the system to return to the equilibrium, initial or close to it established after any internal or external influence” (Ilyasov, 2001, p. 10). |
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“Sustainability is a necessary condition for the system to return to a state of equilibrium after any small shock” (Blaug, 2004, p. 7). |
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“Sustainability is an integrated property of the system to maintain dynamic equilibrium when the parameters of the external and internal environment change within acceptable limits” (Chaykovskaya, 2005, p. 33). |
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“Sustainability is ability of a system to function in States close to equilibrium under constant external and internal perturbations” (Terekhov, 1983, p. 14). |
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“Sustainability of the economic system is a system of economic relations that ensure the long-term development of the economic system with the presence of self-regulation mechanisms (stabilization and balance) that can achieve a comprehensive solution to economic, social and environmental problems in the globalized world economy” (Makarova, 2006, p. 8). |
