O modelo de desenvolvimento da economia circular: Os hábitos de consumo ERA COVID-19

• Ana Pego ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidade Nova de Lisboa

     Universidade Nova de Lisboa

     Socorro, Portugal

     
• Localización: Espacios transnacionales: revista latinoamericana-europea de pensamiento y acción social, ISSN-e 2007-9729, Año 8, n. 15, 2020 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Comunidad, ecología, emergencia climática, coronavirus), págs. 54-61
• Idioma: portugués
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• Resumen
  • English

    It seems obvious that the habits of citizens and also of companies have changed since the existence of COVID-19 in the world. This means that the consumption and lifestyle of citizens have changed towards more sustainable consumption, in harmony with the environment, but also with perceived needs and available resources. As a result, the ability to offer circular products has also changed, resulting in a more specialized diversity that takes into account patterns and needs of consumption. On the one hand, this article aims to introduce the model of the circular economy according to some authors and to identify which goods and services were the alternatives in ERA COVID-19. The importance of this study shows the social perspective of consumer behavior ERA COVID-19 and analyzes how the circular sustainability model needs to be adapted in order to optimize resources. As a result it is expected that the analysis of consumption can establish an affinity to other actors in the economy, and to predict the circular goods in the market.

  • português

    Parece evidente que os hábitos dos cidadãos e também das empresas mudaram desde a existência do COVID–19, no mundo. Isto significa que, o consumo e o modo de estar dos cidadãos modificaram para um consumo mais sustentável, coerente com o meio ambiente, mas também com as necessidades sentidas e, os recursos disponíveis. Por isso, a capacidade de oferta de produtos circulares também se modificou, para dar origem uma variedade mais especializada tendo em conta o padrão e as necessidades de consumo. Este artigo apresenta o modelo de economia circular de acordo com alguns autores, e identifica quais os bens e serviços que foram a alternativa na ERA COVID-19. A importância deste estudo revela a perspetiva social do comportamento de consumo ERA COVID 19, e analisa de que forma o modelo de sustentabilidade circular terá que ser ajustado por forma a otimizar recursos. Como resultado, é expectável que a análise do consumo consiga estabelecer uma afinidade com outros players na economia, e mudar de forma concertada a perspetiva de mercado de bens circulares.

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