BARIJERE ODRŽIVOG RAZVOJA MODNE INDUSTRIJE: SLOŽENOST LANCA SNABDEVANJA I RASKORAK IZMEĐU STAVOVA I PONAŠANJA POTROŠAČA

  • Slađana Starčević FEFA Fakultet, Metropolitan Univerzitet
  • Veljko Marinković Ekonomski fakultet, Univerzitet u Kragujevcu
  • Ana Vjetrov FEFA Fakultet, Metropolitan Univerzitet
Ključne reči: održivost, održiva moda, održivi razvoj, održivi lanac snabdevanja, okolina, održiva proizvodnja, održiva potrošnja

Sažetak


Održivost je u svetu postala megatrend. Veliki broj kompanija je pod pritiskom države i javnosti da sprovodi održivu praksu poslovanja. Za razliku od prehrambene industrije u kojoj je lako pokrenuta tražnja za održivim proizvodima, jer hrana direktno utiče na zdravlje, u modnoj industriji situacija je drugačija. Cilj ovog rada je analiza prepreka u razvoju održive modne industrije, uključujući: složenost uspostavljanja održivog lanca snabdevanja, nejasan sistem sertifikovanja i etiketiranja, visoke cene održivih modnih proizvoda, visoku stopu rasta sektora brze mode i nisku svest potrošača o značaju održivosti u modnoj industriji, što dovodi do razilaženja stavova i ponašanja potrošača, te niske tražnje za održivim modnim proizvodima. Pored toga, održiva moda predstavlja kontradiktoran termin. Moda podrazumeva dinamiku i sezonsku promenu stilova, što ubrzava učestalost kupovine. To je u suprotnosti sa održivošću u dugom roku, koja podrazumeva usporavanje kupovine. U radu je primarno korišćena meta-analiza kao metoda istraživanja, da bi se objedinili rezultati dosadašnjih studija i usmerila buduća istraživanja.

Biografije autora

Slađana Starčević, FEFA Fakultet, Metropolitan Univerzitet

Vanredni profesor

Departman za ekonomiju i menadžment

 

 

Veljko Marinković, Ekonomski fakultet, Univerzitet u Kragujevcu

Redovni profesor

Ana Vjetrov, FEFA Fakultet, Metropolitan Univerzitet

Docent

Departman za ekonomiju i menadžment

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