Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth – Case Study of See Countries

Shkodra, Jehona; Ahmeti, Njomza; Krasniqi, Arjeta

doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-1598515/v1

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“…This is why they choose to adopt eco-innovation activities to solve the problems caused by the deteriorating consequences of FDI. Therefore, the adverse effects of industrial production techniques can be reduced by green Innovation (Koojaroenprasit 2012). Furthermore, another research con rmed that FDI plays a vital role in eco-innovation to mitigate its negative environmental consequences and reduce carbon emissions (Li et al 2019).…”

Section: The Spatial Impact Of the Balanced Combined Effect Of Econom...mentioning

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Path to Sustainability Transition: Can the Balanced Combination of Eco-Innovation, Foreign Investments, and Carbon Emissions Pave the Way for Economic Growth and Environmental Harmony?

Amara,

Qiao

2024

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Environmental concerns have steadily caught attention as economic growth has developed more rapidly. Governments see technology revolutions, particularly eco-innovations and green technology transfer through FDI, as a solution to modern economic issues and climate change challenges. However, performing eco-innovation adoption separately from FDI is insufficient to solve environmental dilemmas and achieve economic growth and sustainable development goals. As far as we know, there is scarce knowledge about the spatial perspective and the impact of the combined mechanisms of eco-innovation, FDI, and carbon emissions in developing nations. This paper uses the geographic Durbin model based on spatial panel data to examine the combined effect of eco-innovation, carbon emissions, and FDI effects on economic growth in nine MENA countries from 2000 to 2019. The study results are as follows: (i) Eco-innovation, FDI, and carbon emissions positively and directly impact GDP; (ii) carbon emissions are the most critical driver that impacts economic growth; and (iii) the balanced combination of driving factors of economic growth positively and directly impacts GDP. Therefore, the balanced combination of carbon emissions with eco-innovation and FDI substantially affects economic growth, improves environmental quality, and embarks on a sustainable transition path. Policymakers must make more significant efforts to generate more robust green strategies and dynamic systems to endorse the transition to sustainability.

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Section: The Spatial Impact Of the Balanced Combined Effect Of Econom...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Path to Sustainability Transition: Can the Balanced Combination of Eco-Innovation, Foreign Investments, and Carbon Emissions Pave the Way for Economic Growth and Environmental Harmony?

Amara,

Qiao

2024

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“…This is why they choose to adopt eco-innovation activities to solve the problems caused by the deteriorating consequences of FDI. Therefore, the adverse effects of industrial production techniques can be reduced by green innovation (Koojaroenprasit 2012). other research con rmed that FDI plays an essential role in eco-innovation to mitigate its negative environmental consequences and reduce carbon emissions (Li et al 2019) to attain economic development.…”

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Can The Balanced Combination of Eco-innovation, Foreign Investments, And Carbon Emission In Space and Time Develop Economic Growth And Simultaneously Preserve the Quality Environment?

Amara,

Qiao

2023

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Environmental concerns have steadily caught attention as economic growth has developed more rapidly. Eco-innovation, foreign investment, and carbon emissions have lately climbed to the top of research topics since they influence environmental quality. Nevertheless, there is scarce knowledge about the spatial perspective and the impact of the combined mechanisms of eco-innovation, FDI, and carbon emissions in developing nations. This paper uses the geographic Durbin model to examine the combined effect of eco-innovation, carbon emission, and FDI effects on GDP in nine MENA countries from 2000 to 2019. The study results are as follows: (i) Eco-innovation, FDI, and carbon emissions positively and directly impact GDP, (ii) carbon emissions are the most critical driver that impacts economic growth, and (iii) the balanced combination of driving factors of economic growth positively and directly impacts GDP. Therefore, this balanced combination effect impacts economic growth, improves environmental quality, and embarks on a sustainable transition path.

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Analysis of Legal Risk in Farms of Intensive Chicken Production - The Case of Kosovo

Ndregjoni

Murrja

Prendi

2023

Wseas Transactions on Environment and Development

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The intensive poultry industry in Kosovo fulfills a significant portion of the local demand for eggs. Considering this context, the sustainable development of this industry necessitates specific attention due to potential risks and threats. This paper aims to identify and evaluate legal risk events associated with the industry. We created a questionnaire with eight questions, using information from previous research and considering the actual conditions of the intensive poultry industry in Kosovo. Through face-to-face interviews with farmers and agricultural economists, we empirically assessed the likelihood and impact of each legal risk event. We set using a Likert scale ranging from 1 (very low) to 5 (very high). Both qualitative and quantitative methods were employed to evaluate the risk level of each event. The qualitative analysis and interpretation of the results emphasized the risk factors, which were categorized based on severity. The findings indicate that two events exhibit a mouse-like level of aggressiveness; one mirrors the aggressiveness of a rabbit, another resembles that of a shark, and four display the hostility of a lion. The quantitative analysis and interpretation of the results revealed a relatively high distribution of 75%, with a standard deviation of 9,608 euros and a considerably high coefficient of variation (95%) if these events were to occur. To mitigate the adverse impact of legal risk events, we recommend that farmers seek additional information and consult with professionals such as economists, veterinarians, animal husbandry experts, and lawyers.

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Impact of Foreign Direct Investment on Economic Growth – Case Study of See Countries

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Path to Sustainability Transition: Can the Balanced Combination of Eco-Innovation, Foreign Investments, and Carbon Emissions Pave the Way for Economic Growth and Environmental Harmony?

Path to Sustainability Transition: Can the Balanced Combination of Eco-Innovation, Foreign Investments, and Carbon Emissions Pave the Way for Economic Growth and Environmental Harmony?

Can The Balanced Combination of Eco-innovation, Foreign Investments, And Carbon Emission In Space and Time Develop Economic Growth And Simultaneously Preserve the Quality Environment?

Analysis of Legal Risk in Farms of Intensive Chicken Production - The Case of Kosovo

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