Revisiting financial expansion and energy efficiency nexus with environment: empirical evidence from RCEP countries

Lin, Su; Kang, Haijun

doi:10.1007/s12053-024-10186-0

Energy Efficiency

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s12053-024-10186-0

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Revisiting financial expansion and energy efficiency nexus with environment: empirical evidence from RCEP countries

Su Lin,

Haijun Kang

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Trade‐offs and synergies: Examining the impact of natural resource rents and energy efficiency on financial development in the RCEP context

Tang,

Imran

2024

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This study investigates the complex interplay between financial and economic development within the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) countries—Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, and South Korea—from 2000 to 2022, with a focus on the impacts of natural resource rents and energy efficiency. Employing moment quantile regression to address non‐normal data distribution identified by the Jarque–Bera (JB) test, we unveil diverse slopes and cross‐sectional interdependencies, necessitating a nuanced examination. Panel unit root tests confirm non‐stationarity, enabling a thorough investigation. Our findings reveal a long‐term cointegration relationship between natural resource rents, energy efficiency, economic development, and foreign direct investment (FDI), providing a holistic understanding of their dynamics. Notably, our analysis exposes the trade‐off between natural resource abundance and financial growth, as evidenced by negative coefficients for natural resource rents, while positive coefficients for economic growth, energy efficiency, and FDI counterbalance this effect, fostering a conducive financial environment. Additionally, our examination of location and scale characteristics unveils vulnerabilities associated with natural resources alongside stability indicators linked to economic growth, energy efficiency, and FDI. By employing quantile regression, our study sheds light on the nuanced impacts of natural resources, offering valuable insights for policymakers and researchers in navigating sustainable financial development within the RCEP framework.

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Trade‐offs and synergies: Examining the impact of natural resource rents and energy efficiency on financial development in the RCEP context

Tang,

Imran

2024

Natural Resources Forum

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Revisiting financial expansion and energy efficiency nexus with environment: empirical evidence from RCEP countries

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Trade‐offs and synergies: Examining the impact of natural resource rents and energy efficiency on financial development in the RCEP context

Trade‐offs and synergies: Examining the impact of natural resource rents and energy efficiency on financial development in the RCEP context

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