The role of outward foreign direct investment as a filter for high energy intensity economies in the European Union

Soto, Gonzalo Hernández

doi:10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.122941

Applied Energy

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.apenergy.2024.122941

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The role of outward foreign direct investment as a filter for high energy intensity economies in the European Union

Gonzalo Hernández Soto

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Energy Intensity and Employment: evidence from Latin American countries

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This study investigates the relationship between energy intensity and employment in 13 Latin American countries, differentiating between countries with and without OECD relations. Using a panel data regression model from 2000 to 2017, the analysis reveals that energy intensity negatively impacts employment, particularly in OECD-related countries. The study also examines the moderating role of economic performance and foreign direct investment (FDI) in this relationship. While economic growth is associated with higher energy efficiency, it does not consistently mitigate the negative effects of energy intensity on employment. Similarly, FDI shows a limited impact in moderating the energy-employment relationship. These findings highlight the need for comprehensive policies that promote both energy efficiency and quality employment in diverse economic contexts. Future research should explore the influence of technological innovation and sector-specific factors on the energy-employment relationship in lower-income countries.

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Вклад «зеленого» Учёта В Финансовом Менеджменте В Устойчивое Развитие Компаний Энергетической Отрасли В Узбекистане: Методологический Аспект

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2024

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Статья посвящена определению вклада «зеленого» учета в финансовый менеджмент устойчивого развития компаний энергетической отрасли в Узбекистане. Для этого составлена регрессионная модель, раскрывшая данный вклад. Теоретическая значимость авторских фундаментальных выводов связана с тем, что они уточнили положения концепции управления энергетической отраслью в поддержку устойчивого развития. Усовершенствованная методология «зеленого» учёта позволит повысить эффективность финансового менеджмента устойчивого развития компаний энергетической отрасли в Узбекистане.

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The role of outward foreign direct investment as a filter for high energy intensity economies in the European Union

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References 83 publications

Regional variations in energy efficiency: Modifying China's industrial approaches to meet sustainability goals

Regional variations in energy efficiency: Modifying China's industrial approaches to meet sustainability goals

Energy Intensity and Employment: evidence from Latin American countries

Вклад «зеленого» Учёта В Финансовом Менеджменте В Устойчивое Развитие Компаний Энергетической Отрасли В Узбекистане: Методологический Аспект

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