Teaching Assistant, FON
Miloš Parežanin is a Teaching Assistant at Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Belgrade. He has been employed since 2011 at the Department of Economics, Business Planning and International Management, Faculty of Organizational Sciences. Miloš graduated from the Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade in 2009. In 2013, he defended his master's thesis "Implications of the European business environment on the international competitiveness of companies in Serbia" at the Faculty of Economics in Belgrade, study program Business Management and earned the title of Master of Economics. Currently he is Ph.D. student at same faculty. Miloš has published over 50 articles in international and national monographs, journals and conference proceedings. Miloš was a chairman of the thematic area "Energy Efficiency" at the 16th International Conference - Quality and Reliability Management 2013, organized by DQM Research Center. He was engaged in 2018 in project: Erasmus+ Higher Education - International Capacity Building - Project FINAC - Financial management, Accounting and Controlling for capacity building of public administration. The focus of his research include: foreign direct investment, energy economics, economic competitiveness, European integration and economic development.
Sustainable activities have a wide variety of beneficial effects on the economy that go beyond short-term financial concerns. Actions that prioritize meeting current demands without jeopardizing the capacity of future generations to fulfill their own are considered sustainable. The economic impact can be analyzed on a microeconomic and macroeconomic level. Companies adopt new business models and business practices. National economies increase competitiveness through the creation of new products and services, new green jobs and by creating regulations that will enable the successful implementation of sustainable actions. Of course, sustainable actions bring with them additional challenges in the form of additional costs, adaptation of business and national policies and new risks.
Objectives
Acquaintance of course participants with traditional economic indicators, sustainable development indicators and circular economy indicators. Topics related to renewable energy sources and the Green Agenda.
Purpose and outcomes
The aim of the presentation "Business and society - economic impact of sustainable actions" is to introduce the participants with the economic impact on business and the competitiveness of the economy. Through traditional economic indicators, sustainable development indicators, and indicators of the circular economy, participants will learn about the implementation of sustainable actions in Serbia, the countries of the region and the European Union. Additionally, the importance of renewable energy sources for the energy sector and the national economy will be reviewed. The importance of the Green Agenda for the development of the European Union and the countries of the region will be discussed. The expected outcomes imply that through the presented economic indicators, students will be able to independently analyze sustainable actions and their impact on the economy and society.