A methodological approach to developing the model of correlation between economic development and environmental efficiency on the basis of company's non- financial reports

Bogdanov, V. D.; Ilysheva, Nina; Baldesku, E. V.; Zakirov, U. Sh.

doi:10.15826/recon.2016.2.1.002

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“…Over the last two decades or more, policymakers have focused their attention on assessing the global impact of the negative ramifications of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions such as global warming on the world's environmental quality. Environmental degradation is mostly human induced -people are responsible for the emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere (Bogdanov et al, 2016;Petrova, 2011). According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) (2007), global temperatures and sea levels are expected to increase by 2100 from 1.1 o C and 16.5cm to 6.4 o C and 53.8 cm respectively.…”

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The causal relationship between agricultural production, economic growth, and energy consumption in Ghana

Ali

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2020

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Relevance. Transition to a low-carbon economy in order to effectively and efficiently exploit the natural resource base of a country is a daunting task, especially for developing countries due to their over-reliance on climate factors. This study focuses on the case of Ghana and assesses the impact of several indicators – agricultural production, economic growth and energy consumption – on the environment. Research objectives. The aim of the study is to describe the causal relationship between agriculture production, economic growth, energy consumption and environmental degradation. Data and Methods. Using time-series data from 1975 to 2014, the study employed the ARDL model to achieve its objectives. Results. The empirical results from the bounds test provide evidence of a long-run association when the covariates are regressed on environmental degradation. The significance of the error correction term at 1% level of significance confirms this assertion. The result further shows that there is evidence of a unidirectional short-run Granger causality and a bidirectional Granger causality among the variables. There was, however, no evidence of Granger causality between economic growth, livestock production index, crop production index and environmental degradation. Conclusion. It is recommended that policy makers should prioritize the adoption of environmentally friendly technologies both in the crop and livestock sub-sectors to ensure that while the food needs of citizens are met, environmental quality is not compromised. Moreover, it is important to ensure energy use efficiency in production.

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The causal relationship between agricultural production, economic growth, and energy consumption in Ghana

Ali

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2020

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A methodological approach to developing the model of correlation between economic development and environmental efficiency on the basis of company's non- financial reports

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The causal relationship between agricultural production, economic growth, and energy consumption in Ghana

The causal relationship between agricultural production, economic growth, and energy consumption in Ghana

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