Psychological and environmental empirics of crimes in Pakistan

Yasmin, Sadia; Hassan, Muhammad Shahid; Arshed, Noman; Tahir, Muhammad Naveed

doi:10.1002/pa.2775

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“…The literature has revealed the positive impact of renewable energy on the mitigation of climate-change effects. Renewable energy reduces the carbon emissions in the atmosphere and helps increase the standard of living [41,42] and reduce the resource dependency. Therefore, it is used as a policy tool to mitigate climate change, and it plays a very important role in adaptation strategies.…”

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Econometric Assessment of Institutional Quality in Mitigating Global Climate-Change Risk

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Background: Environmental deterioration is the alarming situation that results from rapid urbanization and development. The rising temperature and climate volatility are accounted for by the massive carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The research on climate-change mitigation is trying to curtail the situations before they become irreversible and unmanageable. This study explores the role of institutions in mitigating climate change by moderating the impact of environmental quality on climate change risk. Methodology: Global data sets have been collected from world big data depositories like the World Economic Forum (WEF), the World Development Indicators (WDI), and the International Country Risk Guide (ICRG). Countries that are listed in WEF were used as the sample of the study. An analysis was based on 114 countries that are based on the availability of data. For estimation, descriptive statistics, correlation analysis, change effects, and a Panel Feasible Generalized Least Squares (FGLS) model were used for estimating the results. Results: The global assessment indicates that CO2 emissions increase the climate risk, but its impact can be reduced by increasing the quality of institutions. Additionally, an increase in renewable energy consumption and economic growth reduces the climate risk. Implications: It is an instrumental study that empirically investigated the role of institutions in reducing climate risk by moderating CO2 emissions. The results of this study will help policymakers to formulate policies regarding environmental protection.

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“…This can slow down economic development and increase unemployment. The consumption cut in necessary items for lower income groups may lead to a fall in the standard of living and increase social unrest (Hassan et al, 2016; Yasmin et al, 2022).…”

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Examining Determinants of Regional Inflation Heterogeneity — A Robust Panel Data Analysis

Abbas,

Arshed

2023

Sage Open

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This study examines the impact of different factors on inflation in six regions of the world between 2002 and 2021, analyzing variables such as control of corruption, political stability, broad money growth, GDP growth, and imports to exports ratio. This study seeks to investigate the crucial factors that cause inflation and their significance in different regions. The feasible generalized least square (FGLS) results indicate that the determinants of inflation vary in different regions, but broad money growth consistently increases inflation across all six regions, while control of corruption and political stability reduce inflation in most regions. The study has business implications for political stability and its contribution to inflation control. This should be taken into account when making investment choices by businesses operating in politically insecure regions. The study also highlights how crucial it is to control the growth of broad money and comprehend how GDP growth and inflation are related. Policymakers should establish effective inflation control measures that take into consideration the unique elements driving inflation in their region. JEL Classification: E31, P24, P44

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Energy-growth hypothesis: testing non-linearity by considering production function approach for Spanish economy

Hassan

Mahmood

Yousaf

2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Targeting output growth is among one the prime concern of any economy in both developing and developed worlds. Energy utilization and exports are important drivers that would help in boosting production activities in any economy. Therefore, beyond labor force and capital formation, exports and energy utilization can be among the important inputs for accelerating economic growth in any economy. This research is conducted to investigate the linear impact of exports and the non-linear effect of energy consumption on economic growth considering the production function approach in the Spanish economy. After considering the ARDL bounds test for a period from 1980-2019, the study provides evidence of inverted-U shaped effects of energy consumption on economic growth. The ndings also expose that exports, labor force and capital formation signi cantly accelerate economic growth in Spain. These ndings are consistent with the diagnostics applied in the study. This research proposes that energy consumption should not be increased beyond a certain threshold for reaping positive fruits for economic growth. Beyond that cutoff, it will become harmful to economic growth. Policy advisors may consider exports to target economic growth in Spain as it helps in expanding production activities in the Spanish economy.

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Psychological and environmental empirics of crimes in Pakistan

Cited by 5 publications

References 61 publications

Econometric Assessment of Institutional Quality in Mitigating Global Climate-Change Risk

Econometric Assessment of Institutional Quality in Mitigating Global Climate-Change Risk

Examining Determinants of Regional Inflation Heterogeneity — A Robust Panel Data Analysis

Energy-growth hypothesis: testing non-linearity by considering production function approach for Spanish economy

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