Impact of government expenditures, foreign direct investment, trade openness, and energy consumption on ecological footprints in selected Asian economies

Gillani, Samreen; Abbas, Hafiz Syed Mohsin

doi:10.1007/s10668-023-04067-2

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“…These industrialized countries can only achieve long-term economic progress if they safeguard their natural resources. Meanwhile, sustainability aims are affected by the monetary interdependence with the expansion of metropolitan areas [ 5 ]. So, the recent study is essential in evaluating the impact of G7 countries' ecological footprints due to economic imperialism, usage of renewable power, moderate and substantial value, and development.…”

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The impact of cleaner energy sources, advanced technology firms, and economic expansion on ecological footprints is critical in sustainable development

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The impact of cleaner energy sources, advanced technology firms, and economic expansion on ecological footprints is critical in sustainable development

lian

2024

Heliyon

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The effect of government investments on the environment: An empirical investigation of OECD countries

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2024

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Analysis of the Influence of Economic Factors on the Ecological Footprint Using a Panel Regression Model

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2024

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With the growing importance of sustainable development, it becomes necessary to study the factors influencing the ecological footprint. This study aims to evaluate the impact of various economic factors on the ecological footprint using a panel regression model. The model used allows for both individual and time differences, which makes it suitable for the analysis of long-term and cross-regional data. The results show that increased economic development is associated with an increase in environmental footprint, but this impact can be significantly mitigated by investment in fixed assets and increased public awareness. The findings highlight the importance of cooperation and technology exchange to achieve sustainable development goals and reduce environmental pollution at the global level. The findings can serve as a basis for the development of practical recommendations for sustainable resource management and environmental policy aimed at improving the state of the environment.

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Impact of government expenditures, foreign direct investment, trade openness, and energy consumption on ecological footprints in selected Asian economies

Cited by 5 publications

References 56 publications

The impact of cleaner energy sources, advanced technology firms, and economic expansion on ecological footprints is critical in sustainable development

The impact of cleaner energy sources, advanced technology firms, and economic expansion on ecological footprints is critical in sustainable development

The effect of government investments on the environment: An empirical investigation of OECD countries

Analysis of the Influence of Economic Factors on the Ecological Footprint Using a Panel Regression Model

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