Analysis on the sustainable realization path of natural resource asset value

Shuiguang Chen, Zijie Lan, Shipeng Su

Article ID: 1581
Vol 5, Issue 2, 2022

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Abstract


Based on Marx’s labor theory of value, this paper explains the connotation of the new era of the theory of “two mountains” and its value to the assets of natural resources. The present path carries on the theoretical analysis, uses the case analysis method, the qualitative research method, analyzes the path to realize the value of natural resource assets and the problems faced in the operation process of the “forest ecological bank” operation mode, probes into the natural resources asset value sustainable realization path. The results show that the operation mode of “forest ecological bank” is based on ecological resources, through accurate investigation, on the premise of defining the property rights of ecological resources, using economic methods to calculate its value, directly or indirectly using ownership transactions, ecological service transactions, industrialization and other ways to monetize ecological products. Therefore, we should establish the property right system of market-oriented ecological factors, introduce the main body of market management to develop ecological industry, and establish a “public-private partnership” ecological product trading system, so as to promote the sustainable realization of the value of natural resources assets.


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Marx’s Theory of Labor Value; Natural Resource Assets; Value Realization Path; Forest Ecological Bank

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