The effects of a shock to critical minerals prices on the world oil price and inflation

Considine, Jennifer I.; Galkin, Philipp; Hatipoğlu, Emre; Dayel, Abdullah Al

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2023.106934

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“…(Caraiani et al, 2023). Solid economic fundamentals usually indicate that a country has a stable and developing economy, which in turn can attract investment from within and outside the country (Ascari & Fosso, 2024;Considine et al, 2023). On the other hand, weak economic fundamentals can be an indication of problems that hamper economic growth, increase the risk of a financial crisis, and reduce the overall welfare of society.…”

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Green Economy Model on Economic Fundamentals in Indonesia

Aprillia,

Nasution

2024

Int J Res Rev

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Green economy, as an economic concept that prioritizes a sustainable economy, has a correlation with economic fundamentals. Green economy not only covers aspects of economic growth, but also places the importance of environmental preservation and social empowerment as the main focus. These principles are the aim of the research to form a strong basis for building an economic model that not only provides long-term benefits for society and the environment, but also strengthens overall economic fundamentals in a sustainable way in Indonesia. VAR (Vector Autoregression) in the context of econometric analysis is a statistical method used to model the relationship between several time-series variables in research conducted. VAR analysis shows that result The VAR estimation results highlight the contribution of the Green Economy variable to Economic Fundamentals. GDP is mainly influenced by Greenflation and Green Consumption, indicating the significant impact of environmental inflation and green consumption. Green Credit is also influenced by these two factors, while Greenflation is influenced by GDP and Green Consumption. IRF analysis reveals variable responses to change, highlighting the importance of response stability in the medium to long term. In the Green Economy model, GDP growth and green consumption are the main pillars, driven by increased Green Consumption and Green Credit. The analysis results confirm the importance of adopting environmentally friendly practices in driving sustainable economic growth, in line with previous findings highlighting the positive impact of green technology and sustainable practices. The establishment and development of the Green Economy Model has a significant impact on economic fundamentals, providing a strong basis for sustainable and innovative economic policies. VAR analysis of IRF and FEVD tests helps reveal complex interactions between green economy variables, providing valuable insights for the formulation of effective and sustainable policies. Keywords: Green Economy, Economic Fundamentals, VAR

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Green Economy Model on Economic Fundamentals in Indonesia

Aprillia,

Nasution

2024

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State of Play of Critical Mineral‐Based Catalysts for Electrochemical E‐Refinery to Synthetic Fuels

Ramadhany,

Luong,

Zhang

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Advanced Materials

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The pursuit of decarbonization involves leveraging waste CO2 for the production of valuable fuels and chemicals (e.g., ethanol, ethylene, and urea) through the electrochemical CO2 reduction reactions (CO2RR). The efficacy of this process heavily depends on electrocatalyst performance, which is generally reliant on high loading of critical minerals. However, the supply of these minerals is susceptible to shortage and disruption, prompting concerns regarding their usage, particularly in electrocatalysis, requiring swift innovations to mitigate the supply risks. The reliance on critical minerals in catalyst fabrication can be reduced by implementing design strategies that improve the available active sites, thereby increasing the mass activity. This review seeks to discuss and analyze potential strategies, challenges and opportunities for improving catalyst activity in CO2RR with a special attention to addressing the risks associated with critical mineral scarcity. By shedding light onto these aspects of critical mineral‐based catalyst systems, we aim to inspire the development of high‐performance catalysts and facilitate the practical application of CO2RR technology, whilst mitigating adverse economic, environmental, and community impacts.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved

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Impact of critical mineral prices on energy transition

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Applied Energy

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The effects of a shock to critical minerals prices on the world oil price and inflation

Cited by 17 publications

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Green Economy Model on Economic Fundamentals in Indonesia

Green Economy Model on Economic Fundamentals in Indonesia

State of Play of Critical Mineral‐Based Catalysts for Electrochemical E‐Refinery to Synthetic Fuels

Impact of critical mineral prices on energy transition

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