This article explores the theoretical foundations of resource-saving management, highlighting its interdisciplinary nature and strategic significance in modern economic and environmental contexts. It presents a comprehensive overview of the conceptual frameworks underlying this approach, such as systems thinking, rational resource allocation, sustainability principles, lean management, human capital theory, and digital transformation. The role of ecological economics in integrating environmental constraints into managerial decisions is also discussed. The study emphasizes that effective resource-saving management requires not only technological innovations but also strategic planning and organizational culture that supports efficiency and sustainability.

resource-saving, management, sustainability, systems theory, lean production, ecological economics.

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