Assessing the role of competitive intelligence and practices of dynamic capabilities in business accommodation of SMEs

Wu, Qihan; Dong, Yan; Umair, Muhammad

doi:10.1016/j.eap.2022.11.024

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“…The BAU scenario carbon emissions will reach 10.88 billion tonnes by 2020; whereas, the ILO scenario carbon emissions will reach 12.95 billion. Wu et al (2022) obtained similar results in their investigation. The elimination will increase global carbon emissions by a large magnitude.…”

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confidence: 72%

Impact of COVID-19 on environmental regulation and economic growth in China: A Way forward for green economic recovery

2023

Economic Analysis and Policy

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Section: Empirical Results and Discussionsupporting

confidence: 72%

Impact of COVID-19 on environmental regulation and economic growth in China: A Way forward for green economic recovery

2023

Economic Analysis and Policy

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“…This portion validates the findings of the initial survey and the soundness of economic characteristics, which may explain why the influence of pandemics on monetary policy transmission has diminished. It employs the link between domestic credit and GDP as an indication of financial growth, according to (Xiuzhen et al 2022 ; Wu et al 2022 ). The degree of industrialisation is measured by the ratio of industrial added value to the GDP.…”

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confidence: 99%

Evaluating economic recovery by measuring the COVID-19 spillover impact on business practices: evidence from Asian markets intermediaries

Wang

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Chang

2023

Econ Change Restruct

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The COVID-19 outbreak significantly affected the global economy and energy markets. To mitigate the shock, maintain financial market stability, and encourage economic recovery, this study investigates the influence of post-COVID-19 on monetary policy transmission to business practices and financial market indicators for green economic recovery. We utilised 37 Asian markets’ panel data from 1 January 2020, through 30 December 2020. The empirical findings demonstrate that the pandemic’s emergence impeded monetary policy transmission, business practices, and financial markets. Our empirical contribution is to examine the size, sectoral allocation, and implementation options of three leading countries’ (China, Japan, and Thailand) green recovery spending plans, which range significantly. However, this effect mainly affects the medium-and-long-term effects, and short-term spillover effects are primarily unaffected by Asian monetary policy uncertainty. Our findings have significant implications for green economic recovery among market players and regulators in the Asian market.

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“…Investor’s preferences for environmentally friendly options may not significantly affect green bond prices. Wu et al 2022 show that the energy-related efficiency of green bonds is superior to that of traditional bonds, although this advantage decreases with time.…”

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Low-carbon transition toward green recovery: policy framework after COVID-19

Wang

2023

Econ Change Restruct

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The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly hampered energy transition. Globally, many are worried that energy transition is being neglected in favor of green economic recovery. This study first assesses the state of green economic development in China’s urban areas. Therefore, we propose a low-carbon energy transition road plan for the post-pandemic age and provide a global analysis of the interplay between the energy transition and COVID-19. We examine the barriers to a smooth energy transition during the pandemic from the vantage points of governmental backing, carbon fuel divestment, renewable generation capacity, global distribution chain, and energy poverty. The pandemic created possibilities for a worldwide energy shift. Therefore, we also pinpoint possible windows of opportunity for energy transition afforded by the outbreak from the viewpoints of cost-effectiveness, policy execution efficacy, and renewable energy. Our findings have important implications for post-pandemic green recovery plans and provide new insights into a global low-carbon energy transition framework.

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Assessing the role of competitive intelligence and practices of dynamic capabilities in business accommodation of SMEs

Cited by 189 publications

References 41 publications

Impact of COVID-19 on environmental regulation and economic growth in China: A Way forward for green economic recovery

Impact of COVID-19 on environmental regulation and economic growth in China: A Way forward for green economic recovery

Evaluating economic recovery by measuring the COVID-19 spillover impact on business practices: evidence from Asian markets intermediaries

Low-carbon transition toward green recovery: policy framework after COVID-19

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