Emissions in different stages of economic development in nations

Gurtu, Amulya; Goswami, Anandajit

doi:10.1108/sasbe-04-2020-0052

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“…From another perspective, policymakers do not have an exact route to follow. There is little empirical evidence of the effects of Industry 4.0 and digital transformation on energy efficiency that contributes to the mitigation of climate change promised by academia (Gurtu and Goswami, 2020).…”

Section: Digital Transformation and Sustainability 1137mentioning

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Digital transformation as a strategy to reach sustainability

Gómez-Trujillo

Gonzalez-Perez

2021

SASBE

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PurposeThis paper aims to summarize previous research findings on the mutual relation between digital transformation and sustainability at a firm-level. Up to date, there is a gap in the literature linking both concepts and a generalized call for more studies.Design/methodology/approachThis research uses a systematic literature review of 89 published studies. After detailed content analysis filters, the authors used 75. The authors present the results following the “Six W” guidelines for systematic literature reviews.FindingsFindings reveal that it is possible to suggest a research framework that considers digital transformation as a driver and a predecessor of sustainability. To survive the digital revolution, companies need to enhance their digital capabilities and balance their economic, environmental and social impacts.Research limitations/implicationsThe precision of the equation used to search manuscripts might have excluded some critical studies that analyze both topics with different connotations beyond merely “Digital transformation” and “Sustainability.” Moreover, the heterogeneity of the findings makes it difficult to classify the findings in a specific context.Originality/valueThe present paper serves as a base to understand the implications of digital transformation on sustainable development for businesses and societies.

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Section: Digital Transformation and Sustainability 1137mentioning

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Digital transformation as a strategy to reach sustainability

Gómez-Trujillo

Gonzalez-Perez

2021

SASBE

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“…Fossil-based energy consumption has been blamed for this global problem, driven by transportation and everincreasing industrialization drives for growth (Gurtu & Goswami, 2020;Umar et al, 2020;Umar et al, 2021). Global attempts to reverse this increasing existential threat to humanity have culminated in several policy proposals.…”

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Insights from Poland on the long-run effect of energy productivity on environmental degradation: a Fourier ARDL-based approach

Addai

Kırıkkaleli

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The globally increasing trend of fossil fuel consumption has culminated in a historical degradation of the environment and the rising threat of global warming. Researchers and policymakers aim at examining critical relationships between energy productivity and environmental degradation to make recommendations for global policy action. This paper aims to capture the effect of energy productivity on environmental degradation in Poland from 1990Q1 to 2019Q4, using novel Fourier-bases ADF unit root and Fourier-based ARDL approaches. First, outcomes of the Fourier ARDL bounds test indicate that variables are integrated; second, outcomes of the Fourier ARDL long-run estimates indicate that (i) energy productivity has long-run negative effects on CO 2 emissions; and (ii) economic growth, globalization, and primary energy consumption have positive effects on CO 2 emissions. Among the options available to Polish policymakers are (i) liberalizing domestic energy markets to offer an opportunity for electricity consumers to switch companies and (ii) continuing to pursue a policy of decarbonizing energy supply by investing heavily in renewable energy, nuclear power, e-mobility, and energy productivity.

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“…In contrast, the USA's emissions are not one-quarter of India's emissions. This illustrates that energy consumption and the associated emissions are linked to industrialization rather than population (Gurtu and Goswami 2020). Vo et al (2019) studied the relationship between carbon (CO 2 ) emissions, energy consumption, population growth, and economic growth for ASEAN countries between 1971-2014.…”

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Emissions Reduction Policies and Their Effects on Economy

Gurtu

Vyas

Gurtu

2022

JRFM

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The two broad carbon-reducing policies, carbon tax and cap-and-trade, have been implemented at various national and sub-national levels. This paper examines the relationships between emissions-reducing policies and their effect on the country’s economic growth (GDP) using carbon tax and CO2 emission as explanatory variables and population and R&D as control variables. The study employs Granger causality analysis (GCA) and panel data regression analysis to find the relationships between GDP, emissions, and carbon tax. GDP usually increases as a country’s carbon emissions, carbon tax, R&D, and population increase. The analysis of carbon reduction policies, especially carbon tax and their general impact on a country’s economy, is a unique contribution of this study. The applications of this study are to motivate governments to form a national carbon abatement policy and encourage corporate leaders to invest in clean technology to grow the economy.

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Emissions in different stages of economic development in nations

Cited by 5 publications

References 36 publications

Digital transformation as a strategy to reach sustainability

Digital transformation as a strategy to reach sustainability

Insights from Poland on the long-run effect of energy productivity on environmental degradation: a Fourier ARDL-based approach

Emissions Reduction Policies and Their Effects on Economy

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