A circular economy has fundamental changes in several systems. The ultimate goals of reducing resource consumption and environmental pollution, und...
A circular economy has fundamental changes in several systems. The ultimate goals of reducing resource consumption and environmental pollution, underlying the concept of a circular economy, are complex problems with unclear solutions. About the difference between economic models, analyze the following statements:
I - The linear economy is the dynamic that conditions growth in production and efficiency to a process of constant reuse.
BECAUSE
II - The linear economy makes an adjustment to what would be the end of the circular economy process, adding phases to extend the life of products.
Choose the correct alternative about the above statements.
I - The linear economy is the dynamic that conditions growth in production and efficiency to a process of constant reuse.
II - The linear economy makes an adjustment to what would be the end of the circular economy process, adding phases to extend the life of products.
a. Both statements are false.
b. Statement I is true and statement II is false.
c. Statement I is false and statement II is true.
d. Statements I and II are true and do not establish a relationship between them.
e. Statements I and II are true and statement II justifies statement I.
I - The linear economy is the dynamic that conditions growth in production and efficiency to a process of constant reuse.
BECAUSE
II - The linear economy makes an adjustment to what would be the end of the circular economy process, adding phases to extend the life of products.
Choose the correct alternative about the above statements.
I - The linear economy is the dynamic that conditions growth in production and efficiency to a process of constant reuse.
II - The linear economy makes an adjustment to what would be the end of the circular economy process, adding phases to extend the life of products.
a. Both statements are false.
b. Statement I is true and statement II is false.
c. Statement I is false and statement II is true.
d. Statements I and II are true and do not establish a relationship between them.
e. Statements I and II are true and statement II justifies statement I.
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A alternativa correta é a letra B: "A afirmação I é verdadeira e a afirmação II é falsa". A afirmação I está correta, pois a economia linear é baseada em um modelo de produção e consumo que não leva em consideração a finitude dos recursos naturais, estimulando o crescimento da produção e da eficiência sem considerar a reutilização constante dos recursos. Já a afirmação II está incorreta, pois a economia linear não adiciona fases para estender a vida útil dos produtos, mas sim descarta os produtos após o uso, o que é contrário ao conceito de economia circular.
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