The dynamic effect of income distribution, natural resources, and freedom of press on ecological footprint: Theory and empirical evidence for emerging economies

Uzar, Umut

doi:10.1016/j.resourpol.2024.104682

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The dynamic effect of income distribution, natural resources, and freedom of press on ecological footprint: Theory and empirical evidence for emerging economies

Umut Uzar

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The dynamic effect of income distribution, natural resources, and freedom of press on ecological footprint: Theory and empirical evidence for emerging economies

Cited by 6 publications

References 84 publications

Testing the asymmetric impacts of income inequality, financial development and human development on ecological footprint in Türkiye: A NARDL approach

Testing the asymmetric impacts of income inequality, financial development and human development on ecological footprint in Türkiye: A NARDL approach

Natural resources, socio-technical regimes, and the environmentally sustainable transition: Evidence from OECD countries

The spillover effect of economic institutions on the environment: A global evidence from spatial econometric analysis

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