To the very beginning of business corporations, in the late 18th and beginning of 19th century, the
corporate goal was to make sure that the business world would provide good service at a reasonable
price – not to maximise investment returns.
The development of renewable energy sources (RES) is a priority for the European Union. At the same time, given the principle of subsidiarity, EU Member States are free to decide how they support RES, so long as they comply with the rules of the EU energy market
Sustainable development will not succeed until economic activity takes into consideration its impact on human well-being and happiness, and on the environment of our planet. Indeed, resource sustainability has become a key issue of a growing concern in relation to capitalism and the global market economy, especially regarding the climate change trends and the depletion of the world’s forest (Timilsina, Kotani and Kamijo, 2017)
Abstract The paper tries to study the reasons why there is a lack of women’s role in the decision-making process in the developed countries, although
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