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Abstract
In the last few years the interest towards sustainable development issues and management
of biodiversity has rapidly reached global dimensions and undergone changes with
meaty character. One of the main reasons for this is the changed proportion between
economic purposes and interests; the wider span of ecological priorities; and preserving
breeds, which represent society interest and have potential for market demand.
The goal of the present study is twofold: to utilize conceptual framework of the business
related to biodiversity preserving; and to analyze the economic value and market effect
of biodiversity as a production resource. A special attention is given to the balance
between economic and market growth, and the system of financial stimuli for those
economic subjects whose economic activity and private consumption implies the two
sustainability criteria: ecology and social equity.