Exploring an interdisciplinary approach to sustainable economic development in resource-rich regions: An investigation of resource productivity, technological innovation, and ecosystem resilience

Gong, Xiaohui; Wong, Wing-Keung; Peng, Yiling; Khamdamov, Shoh-Jakhon; Albasher, Gadah; Hoa, Vu Tam; Thanh Nhan, Nguyen Thi

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2023.104294

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“…Technological innovation intertwines economic sustainability with clean energy generation and consumption. Technological developments increase the economic viability and scalability of clean energy through its effective integration, storage, and management (Gong et al, 2023). Several facets of technological innovation contribute to economic sustainability, encompassing measures for energy e ciency, technologies for emissions reduction, and demand-side management.…”

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Revealing the Dynamic Influence of Clean Energy Consumption on Economic Sustainability in Pakistan: A Pathway to Sustainable Development

Ali,

Xiaoying,

Khan

2024

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Ensuring economic sustainability becomes a crucial consideration when examining the dynamic consequences of both clean and dirty energy consumption. This study seeks to analyze the influence of clean and dirty energy consumption, labor force, technological innovation, and capital formation on Pakistan's economic viability spanning from 1975 to 2022. To achieve this, we investigated these relationships utilizing a dynamic ARDL simulation model. The study findings indicate that clean energy consumption positively affects economic sustainability in both the short and long term. On the other hand, Dirty energy use has short-term benefits, it has long-term detrimental impacts on the viability of the economy. Although labor availability has a short-term negative impact on economic sustainability, it eventually loses significance. Economic sustainability is continuously enhanced by gross capital formation. To enhance economic sustainability, policymakers should prioritize the promotion of clean energy consumption because it constantly has a favorable effect over the long and short term. To reduce long-term drawbacks, a gradual switch from dirty energy is essential. Over time, labor development should change, and it's critical to promote capital formation. The aforementioned actions are intended to build a robust and sustainable future and strengthen Pakistan's economic sustainability.

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Section: Theoretical Settingsmentioning

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Revealing the Dynamic Influence of Clean Energy Consumption on Economic Sustainability in Pakistan: A Pathway to Sustainable Development

Ali,

Xiaoying,

Khan

2024

Preprint

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“…For example, industrial diversification can provide a favorable environment for technological innovation, effectively promote the enhancement of urban innovation capability and structural adjustment, and thereby enhance urban economic resilience ( 23 ). Enhanced innovation capability can also effectively drive the improvement of urban economic resilience ( 24 ), mainly through strengthening talent reserves, upgrading industrial structure, and optimizing resource allocation efficiency ( 25 ). In addition, existing research have explored the effect of different factors on economic resilience from various aspects such as psychological expectations ( 26 ), labor skills ( 27 ), economic agglomeration level ( 28 ), economic structure ( 29 ), transportation infrastructure ( 30 ), and spatial structure ( 31 ).…”

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“…The second branch discusses the factors influencing economic resilience. Factors such as centrality and diversity of industrial linkages and entrepreneurial vitality are important factors affecting urban economic resilience (22). For example, industrial diversification can provide a favorable environment for technological innovation, effectively promote the enhancement of urban innovation capability and structural adjustment, and thereby enhance urban economic resilience (23).…”

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Effects of internal migrants' health on economic resilience in China's Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration: moderating effects of basic public health services

Zhang,

Deng

2024

Front. Public Health

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IntroductionInternal migrants constitute a significant generality in the socioeconomic development of developing countries. With the frequent occurrence of major public health emergencies, obstacles to labor supply due to health issues among internal migrants not only affect their livelihood stability but also urban economic resilience. Moreover, the design of basic public health service systems tends to favor local residents over internal migrants, further exacerbating the health and employment risks of internal migrants. As a result, urban economic resilience faces significant challenges.ObjectiveThe objective of this study was to deconstruct economic resilience into economic resistance and recovery abilities, investigate the net effect and its heterogeneity of internal migrants' health on economic resilience in China's Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration (CYRD), and the mediating effect from labor participation rate and labor time supply, as well as the moderating effect of basic public health services.MethodsBased on the China Migrants Dynamic Survey data (CMDS), the study empirically estimated the effects of internal migrants' health on economic resilience in CYRD through microeconometric analysis methods, mediating and moderating effect model.ResultsOur findings indicate that internal migrants' health has a positive effect on economic resilience in CYRD. For each unit increase in migrants' health, it will drive up the average economic resistance ability by 0.0186 and the average recovery ability by 0.0039. Secondly, the net effects of migrants' health on economic resilience show significant structural differences, industry and city heterogeneity. The effect of migrants' health on economic resistance ability is significantly higher than that on economic recovery ability; The effect of migrants' health on economic resilience of the secondary industry is higher than that of the tertiary industry; The cities with high economic resistance and recovery abilities have more prominent positive effect from migrants' health. Thirdly, migrants' health not only has a direct effect on the economic resistance and recovery abilities, but also has a mediating effect on which through labor participation rate and labor time supply.DiscussionEnhancing the accessibility and quality of basic public health services is beneficial for enhancing the positive effects of internal migrants' health on economic resilience.

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Problems of Security of Economic and Ecological Systems in the Countries of the Central Asian Region

Tukhtabaev,

Turaev,

Kasimov

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Exploring an interdisciplinary approach to sustainable economic development in resource-rich regions: An investigation of resource productivity, technological innovation, and ecosystem resilience

Cited by 21 publications

References 87 publications

Revealing the Dynamic Influence of Clean Energy Consumption on Economic Sustainability in Pakistan: A Pathway to Sustainable Development

Revealing the Dynamic Influence of Clean Energy Consumption on Economic Sustainability in Pakistan: A Pathway to Sustainable Development

Effects of internal migrants' health on economic resilience in China's Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration: moderating effects of basic public health services

Problems of Security of Economic and Ecological Systems in the Countries of the Central Asian Region

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