Asymmetric impact of natural resources, fintech, and digital banking on climate change and environmental sustainability in BRICS countries

Pu, Ganlin; Wong, Wing-Keung; Du, Qiang; Al Shraah, Ata; Alromaihi, Abdullah; Muda, Iskandar

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2024.104872

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Asymmetric impact of natural resources, fintech, and digital banking on climate change and environmental sustainability in BRICS countries

Ganlin Pu,

Wing-Keung Wong,

Qiang Du

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Asymmetric impact of natural resources, fintech, and digital banking on climate change and environmental sustainability in BRICS countries

Cited by 7 publications

References 81 publications

Fintech and environmental efficiency: The dual role of foreign direct investment in G20 nations

Fintech and environmental efficiency: The dual role of foreign direct investment in G20 nations

Harnessing corporate digitalization for green tech advancements: The mediating influence of mineral resource endowments

Eco-tech fusion: Unraveling the nonparametric causal effects of fintech, natural resources, digital infrastructure, and economic growth on environmental sustainability from a quantile perspective

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