Does disaggregate energy consumption matter to export sophistication and diversification in OECD countries? A robust panel model analysis

Rehman, Faheem Ur; Islam, Md. Monirul; Raza, Syed Ali

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2023.02.035

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“…Panel data may have the challenge of cross-sectional correlation, and some studies use sectional correlation panel autoregressive distributed lag model (CS-ARDL) to reveal the dynamic lag term and cross-sectional correlation Rehman et al, 2023c;Rehman and Sohag, 2023). The Frees' test of cross-sectional independence is 13.984, and the critical value for a 1% confidence level is 0.2601.…”

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Impact of fintech and environmental regulation on green innovation: inspiration from prefecture-level cities in China

Ni,

Yu,

Wen

2023

Front. Ecol. Evol.

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Environmental regulations may promote regional ecological evolution, but they also increase the need for financing green innovation activities. This study uses panel data from prefecture-level cities in China to examine the impact of fintech and environmental regulation on regional green innovation in the digital economy era. Empirical evidence shows that fintech significantly promotes regional green innovation, and fintech has a positive interaction effect with environmental regulation. While the evidence generally supports the role of environmental regulations in promoting green innovation, the evidence is insignificant in some models. The synergistic effect of fintech and environmental regulation on utility model green innovation is significant, but not on invention type green innovation. Climate policy, as a carbon regulatory policy, does not directly lead to green innovation, but it significantly collaborates with fintech to promote green innovation. The effects of fintech and environmental regulation on green innovation also have heterogeneity effects between resource-based and non-resource-based cities, and non-resource-based cities have a greater effect on achieving green innovation through fintech and environmental regulation. Our findings contribute to optimizing the coordination system between financial and environmental policies, thereby driving regional green innovation development with fintech in the digital age.

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Section: Results Of Robust Estimation Considering Cross-sectional Cor...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of fintech and environmental regulation on green innovation: inspiration from prefecture-level cities in China

Ni,

Yu,

Wen

2023

Front. Ecol. Evol.

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“…Long-term renewable energy consumption in OECD nations is highly influenced by technology improvement, according to a research by Alam and Murad [139] . Most OECD countries are wealthy, technologically advanced, and heavily engaged in international commerce, thus it is simpler for them to acquire and put to use cutting-edge resources for renewable energy production [140] . Energy efficiency may be increased thanks to technological advancements, according to studies [141] .…”

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The challenges of sustainable energy transition: A focus on renewable energy

M.Saleh,

I.Hassan

2024

Appl. Chem. Eng.

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Energy is both a fundamental necessity and a driving force behind human activities. Throughout history, energy consumption has steadily risen, evolving from basic needs like food and fire for early humans to complex industrial and technological requirements today. Transitioning to a sustainable energy system requires a policy framework that empowers developing nations to promote green industries, diversify their sectors, and accelerate growth while addressing climate change and related challenges. In response to the urgent need for a global transition towards sustainable energy sources, this research explores the pivotal roles of technology, research, and policy in advancing renewable energy solutions. Motivated by the growing environmental challenges associated with conventional energy sources, the primary goal of this study is to shed light on the multifaceted strategies that facilitate the widespread adoption of renewable energy and contribute to mitigating climate change. Through an extensive analysis of renewable energy technologies, research contributions, and policy frameworks, this research uncovers critical insights. Our findings reveal how technological innovations have revolutionized renewable energy sources, making them more efficient, affordable, and scalable. Furthermore, research efforts have identified new opportunities and addressed technical challenges, while also assessing the environmental and societal impacts of renewable energy adoption. Crucially, this study underscores the indispensable role of policy in driving renewable energy transitions. Governments worldwide play a pivotal role in incentivizing renewable energy development through financial incentives, regulatory mandates, and research and development support. Moreover, these policies aim to promote energy efficiency, conservation, and equitable access to sustainable solutions. The results of this research emphasize that the transition to renewable energy is not only a viable solution to climate change but also an opportunity to create green jobs, enhance energy security, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The potential for a sustainable future powered by renewable energy is within reach, and this study serves as a guidepost for realizing this transformative vision.

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“…Other factors that positively affect export sophistication are digitalization (Atasoy, 2020), factor structure, financial development (Yu & Hu, 2015), technology, trade cost (Weldemicael, 2014), cultural diversity (Fan, 2018), energy consumption and renewable energy (Rehman et al, 2023).…”

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OECD Ülkelerinde Ekonomik Özgürlüklerin İhracat Sofistikasyonuna Etkisi

ÖZTÜRK,

TOPCU

2024

Fiscaoeconomia

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This study investigates the effect of sub-indices of economic freedom namely, rule of law, government size, regulatory efficiency, and open markets on export sophistication for OECD countries for the period 2005-2019. According to the Generalized Moments Method (GMM) results, the rule of law, government size and open markets positively affect export sophistication. These results suggest that OECD countries should increase the level of rule of law, government size and open markets to enhance export sophistication.

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Does disaggregate energy consumption matter to export sophistication and diversification in OECD countries? A robust panel model analysis

Cited by 21 publications

References 68 publications

Impact of fintech and environmental regulation on green innovation: inspiration from prefecture-level cities in China

Impact of fintech and environmental regulation on green innovation: inspiration from prefecture-level cities in China

The challenges of sustainable energy transition: A focus on renewable energy

OECD Ülkelerinde Ekonomik Özgürlüklerin İhracat Sofistikasyonuna Etkisi

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