Economic growth and the use of natural resources: assessing the moderating role of institutions

Kerner, Philip; Kalthaus, Martin; Wendler, Tobias

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2023.106942

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“…It gave belief to the primary conclusion reached by Mavragani, Nikolaou, and Tsagarakis (2016) and Xu and Hussain (2023), which stated that lower levels of corruption and government effectiveness are associated with higher levels of environmental performance. This conclusion was also supported by Ozcan, Ulucak, and Dogan (2019) and Kerner, Kalthaus, and Wendler (2023). Institutions should be improved to promote the advantages of tourism in Muslim nations and to lessen the damaging effects of development and tourism.…”

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Trends of Energy Consumption in Muslim Countries: Capturing the Effects of Tourism and Government Effectiveness

Amjad,

Munir,

Nasim

et al. 2023

iRASD J. Eco.

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The focus of this study is to check how energy consumption is affected by tourism, FDI, and urban population in the Muslim nations keeping in view the role of government effectiveness during 2001-2022. The empirical analyses are based on slope homogeneity tests, cross-sectional dependency tests, unit root test and Panel ARDL tests. The empirical evidence suggests that carbon emissions, tourism, foreign direct investment, and urban population increase all have a positive impact on energy consumption. On the other hand, the efficiency of governance appears to have the opposite effect on energy use. Reducing carbon emissions while concurrently increasing energy efficiency, shifting to renewable energy sources, and minimizing the negative effects of energy usage on the environment and society is a worldwide necessity.

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