CRECIMIENTO DE LA ECONOMÍA CHINA Y SU IMPACTO EN SU ESTRATÉGICA ENERGÉTICA (Artículo publicado en inglés)

Velásquez, José Roberto Concha; Pichler, Bernhard

doi:10.1016/s0123-5923(10)70138-8

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“…Foreign direct investment (FDI) has been the subject of many theoretical and empirical studies that address its relevance from multiple perspectives in numerous investigations. For instance, its relationship with economic growth has been studied in Ozturk (2007), Vichy and Mansor (2009), Velásquez and Pichler (2010), and Aali-Bujari and . With respect to other perspectives and applications, we may mention, for instance: Chudnovsky and López (2007) studied the relationship of FDI with foreign trade; Chiatchoua et al (2016) examined the relationship of FDI with employment; Asali and Campoamor (2011) analyzed the link of FDI with training of human capital; Leiva et al (2014) highlighted the relationship of FDI with creating new entrepreneurs; and Sepulveda and Chumacero (1983) studied the nexus between FDI and trading of goods and services of transnational and multinational companies.…”

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On the Relationship Between Foreign Direct Investment and Energy Consumption: The Mexican Case

Aali-Bujari¹,

Venegas-Martı́nez²

2021

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This paper is aimed at analyzing the interrelation between Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and energy consumption (EC) in Mexico during the period 1970-2014. To do that, we carry out a cointegration test and a Granger causality analysis. The empirical results from the cointegration test show a stable link between the growth rates of FDI and EC in the long run. While the results from Granger's causality show that in the short run there is a unidirectional Granger causality from the growth rate of FDI toward the growth rate EC, while in the medium and long there is a bidirectional causality between the growth rates of FDI and EC in Mexico during the period under study.

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On the Relationship Between Foreign Direct Investment and Energy Consumption: The Mexican Case

Aali-Bujari¹,

Venegas-Martı́nez²

2021

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“…This consideration shows the direct relationship between economic growth and energy consumption in China and the limits that the current energy problem imposes on the style of economic growth in China (Concha & Pichler, , p. 133). A doubling of energy consumption, especially in the industrial manufacturing sector, accompanied the doubling of the value of the gross domestic product (GDP) recorded in China from 2000 to 2010, coupled with the environmental degradation caused by the style of growth, which according to Chen and Warren (, p. 87), cost 3.01% of the GDP in 2010.…”

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The Relationship between Economic Growth and Energy in China: Medium‐ and Long‐Term Challenges

García¹

2013

Latin American Policy

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This article is structured into five main parts. It begins with a brief description of the new relationship established between China and Latin America, which is an important source of natural resources for the Chinese economy. Then it describes the Chinese economic transformation in recent decades and its relation to energy consumption. Next, it discusses recent developments in the production and consumption of energy worldwide and the entry of China as a major player. In the fourth section, it analyzes the rise of China in the global energy market. Finally, it analyzes the relationship between economic growth and Chinese energy production and consumption in the medium and long term.

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Estimating the causal relationship between electricity consumption and industrial output: ARDL bounds and Toda-Yamamoto approaches for ten late industrialized countries

Sankaran

Kumar

Arjun

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Heliyon

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This research investigates the effects of electricity consumption (major independent variable), per capita income, real exchange rate, import and export on manufacturing output by using yearly time series data for the period of 1980–2016 with regard to 10 late industrialized nations. The ARDL bound testing approach, the way to deal with cointegration is applied to estimate the long-run connection between the variables. While, error correction method (ECM) is used to find the short-run dynamics. To test the causality among the variables, Toda-Yamamoto test is performed. The results demonstrate the existence of short-run and long-run relationship among the variables and Toda-Yamamoto causality results support the existence of growth, conservation, feedback and neutrality hypotheses for different nations. The difference in the results can be attributed to structural and macroeconomic parameters. In general, this research brings out a fresh lead of knowledge for late industrialized nations to strengthen their economic development through proficient utilization of energy consumption.

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CRECIMIENTO DE LA ECONOMÍA CHINA Y SU IMPACTO EN SU ESTRATÉGICA ENERGÉTICA (Artículo publicado en inglés)

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

On the Relationship Between Foreign Direct Investment and Energy Consumption: The Mexican Case

On the Relationship Between Foreign Direct Investment and Energy Consumption: The Mexican Case

The Relationship between Economic Growth and Energy in China: Medium‐ and Long‐Term Challenges

Estimating the causal relationship between electricity consumption and industrial output: ARDL bounds and Toda-Yamamoto approaches for ten late industrialized countries

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