Alternate energy sources and environmental quality: The impact of inflation dynamics

Linkage of natural resources, economic policies, urbanization, and the environmental Kuznets curve

“…It means that energy structure is helpful to reduce ecological footprints in E7 economies. Previous studies have shown similar results (Bilal et al 2022 ; Hussain et al 2022 ).…”

Understanding the Role of Technology in Asian Economies: The Environmental Impact of Remittances and Economic Complexity

“…Due to a massive waste of energy and widespread use of natural resources in technological advances, global temperature rise has consistently been a threat to sustainable development in recent decades. Energy is an essential component of economic progress; however, it is also responsible for environmental degradation (Bilal et al, 2022; Khan et al, 2022a; Zakari et al, 2022c). Mitigating environmental degradation is accomplished by using environmental technology in production or processing.…”

“…International support and political commitment to ensure universal access to essential services and social protection for people everywhere is an extraordinary scale-up of the socio-economic response to COVID-19. Five streams of work make up the socio-economic response framework: protecting the health system and ensuring the availability of essential health services; through social protection and basic services, assisting people in coping with adversity; by implementing economic response and recovery programs, we can protect jobs and support small and medium-sized businesses; increasing fiscal and financial stimulus and strengthening multilateral and regional responses to make macroeconomic policies more effective for the most vulnerable; and enhancing resilience and response systems led by communities and promoting social cohesion (Bilal et al, 2022; Khan et al, 2022a; Zakari et al, 2022c; Zakari & Khan, 2022). Hence, recent empirical studies include structural transformation as a potential determinant of CO 2 (Ahmad et al, 2021).…”

Measuring the macroeconomic determinants of agricultural price volatility: Implications for natural resource commodity prices for green recovery

“…The research showed that societal contribution was the most important factor when pricing natural resources. The tales of the connection between social contribution and the management of natural resource pricing were studied by Bilal et al (46). As the economy moves toward sustainability, stabilizing natural resource prices and ensuring their continued supply require contributions from many different areas of society.…”