Green growth dynamics in OECD countries: an application of grey relational analysis

Koçak, Deniz

doi:10.1108/gs-01-2020-0016

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“…Combining with an objective weighting method can make the weight result more scientific. Grey Relational Analysis (GRA), an objective weighting method, uses similarity and dissimilarity to measure the correlation between the reference sequences and comparison sequences, making global comparisons rather than local comparisons with mitigating the influence of subjective parameters (Kocak 2020 ). This method has been used in many study fields such as environmental pollution assessment (Li et al 2015 ), water quality improvement (Deng 2019 ) and soil erosion (Pandey et al 2022 ).…”

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Security risk assessment and visualization study of key nodes of sea lanes: case studies on the Tsugaru Strait and the Makassar Strait

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Security risk assessment and visualization study of key nodes of sea lanes: case studies on the Tsugaru Strait and the Makassar Strait

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“…There are studies in the literature that discuss the interrelations between indicators based on their impacts on country ranking regarding green growth or else examine the inter-indicator correlations (Kim et al, 2014;Koçak, 2020;Ates and Derinkuyu, 2021). Regarding the indicator impact weights in the green growth framework, Koçak (2020) examines the contribution of socio-economic context to three other indicator sets (i.e., environmental and resource productivity, natural asset base, the environmental dimension of quality of life and technology) by using GDP as reference series. They find out that the share of GDP, which is accepted as a basic measure of its economic progress, in green growth is a stubborn fact.…”

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Green Growth Analysis of Social Development in OECD Countries

Poyraz

2023

Period. Polytech. Soc. Man. Sci.

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This paper seeks to elucidate the inter and intrarelationships between a selected set of OECD green growth indicators (GGI). In addition to the selected GGI, the analysis includes the Human Development Index (HDI) and its sub-indicators. The novelty of the analysis comes from the incorporation of these established indicators, which have been utilised and developed to reflect human well-being and prosperity for decades. Production-based CO2 intensity and emission change are significantly correlated to average length of schooling across the 36 countries that were members of the OECD in the year 2019. Longer years spent in school on average can facilitate the green transition of countries. The correlations among intra-GGI also suggest where OECD countries are lagging in terms of green transition. For example, renewable energy supply share in energy and air transport-related CO2 per capita are positively correlated in the countries. This indicates that countries with a successful path toward green energy are not paying much attention to their high level of CO2 emissions caused by aviation. Infrastructural and technological advancement as well as increased public awareness are needed to challenge such issues.

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“…Sun et al (2022) propose a two-phased grey rough combined model to identify influence patterns of regional agricultural drought vulnerability from a new perspective of learning and mining historical cases. Koçak (2020) uses GRA together with the entropy method to examine the weight of 22 green growth indicators. Škrinjarić (2020) uses GRA as a nonparametric approach of constructing a ranking system between different alternatives.…”

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Grey system theory in sustainable development research—a literature review (2011−2021)

Liu

2022

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PurposeAs the grey systems theory has been widely used in the field of sustainable development (SD) research, in the following, a short literature overview will be put forward, starting from the usage of these theories in the economic development, social inclusion and environmental protection contributions to the evolving process of SD during 2011–2021. The purpose of this paper is to identify some key studies from all the SD areas in which the grey systems can be used in order to open and to bring the researchers to new domains in which they can reveal their interest and in which they can successfully use the methods offered by the grey systems theory.Design/methodology/approachUsing the search engine offered by the Google Scholar and the Web of Science (WoS), a literature review has been performed for the grey systems applications on SD research on both grey relational analysis (GRA) and grey forecasting. In addition, some grey evaluation theories – clustering evaluation models and grey target decision models – have also been presented.FindingsMany grey models are widely used in the field of SD. Compared with other methods such as grey prediction, grey evaluation and decision-making model, GRA technology is the most used method, and the research using this method is more than three times that of all other methods.Research limitations/implicationsThe present paper identifies some of the most representative examples in which the grey system theory (GST) has been used, but, in the same time, there are a lot of studies that have not been mentioned here due to the lack of space.Originality/valueThe present paper focuses on the SD applications in which GST has been successfully used, bringing to the reader a general overview on this field and, in the same time, enables new research perspectives.

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Green growth dynamics in OECD countries: an application of grey relational analysis

Cited by 18 publications

References 59 publications

Security risk assessment and visualization study of key nodes of sea lanes: case studies on the Tsugaru Strait and the Makassar Strait

Security risk assessment and visualization study of key nodes of sea lanes: case studies on the Tsugaru Strait and the Makassar Strait

Green Growth Analysis of Social Development in OECD Countries

Grey system theory in sustainable development research—a literature review (2011−2021)

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