Growth Gap between China and Africa: Do Digital Technologies Matter?

Ngameni, Joseph Pasky; Kemmanang, Ludovic Feulefack; Ngassam, Sylvain Bertelet

doi:10.1007/s13132-020-00716-3

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“…The cointegration process helps recognize long-run relationships between selected variables, which means that the variables proceed together over the long-term, which can help determine the long-period stability process. Thus, this study employed three cointegration techniques (Mehmood and Bilal, 2021;Ngameni et al, 2021;Xiong, 2021), Pedroni (2004), and the Fisher test to determine relationships between variables and Keo.…”

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RETRACTED: G-20 economies and their environmental commitments: Fresh analysis based on energy consumption and economic growth

Akhter

Aljarba

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The impact of economic growth and energy use is still controversial regarding sustainability, and researchers have limited consensus in this regard. Electricity is considered more environmentally friendly compared with direct fossil fuel consumption. However, many developed economies still depend on fossil fuel sources for electricity generation. Therefore, this study attempted to verify the relationship between electricity consumption and carbon emissions in developed economies in the Group of Twenty (G20). Economic growth and foreign direct investment are other important variables for analyzing this relationship. For this purpose, a dataset from 1995–2018 was generated. The study used econometric methods including cross-sectional dependence, cointegration, Fully Modified Ordinary Least Square Dynamic Ordinary Least Square estimators, and the Pair-wise panel Granger causality test to view the latest picture of the relationship between dependent and independent factors. Surprisingly, the outcome of electricity consumption showed a positive relationship with the growth of CO2. This indicates that electricity production is still dependent on sources that help increase CO2 emissions in G20 countries. Furthermore, the outcomes of gross domestic product and its square term confirm the notion of the Environmental Kuznets Curve for these economies. These results suggest that policymakers promote green and clean electricity sources for sustainable economic growth.

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Section: Population (Pop)mentioning

confidence: 99%

RETRACTED: G-20 economies and their environmental commitments: Fresh analysis based on energy consumption and economic growth

Akhter

Aljarba

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…По сравнению с устройством смартфонов и рынка мобильных приложений на западе основная часть информационной экономики Китая работает через фиксированное количество приложений общего пользования, а не от программных продуктов определенных информационных компаний. Так называемые суперприложения, как пример можно привести Alipay от Alibaba или WeChat от Tencent, по своей сути являются маркетплейсом других приложений внутри себя, аналогично Google Play и AppStore от американских компаний Google и Apple, соответственно, включающие в себя большое количество небольших дополнительных программ, которые могут запускаться мгновенно и выполнять какие-то определенные функции [13].…”

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Comparative analysis of strategies of Chinese companies in the digital economy

Novikova

Xie

2022

RJIE

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With the progress of science and technology, the world is experiencing rapid digital transformation, new technologies and new business models are developing, digital technology and traditional industries are expanding their integration and involvement levels, and the economies and societies of various countries are increasingly entering the digital age. The overall scale of the world’s digital economy continues to grow, and the proportion of the digital economy is increasing, but the development between regions is uneven, and the problem of the digital divide is highlighted. The level of digital economic development is highly related to the overall level of economic development. The overall level of digital economy development in advanced economies is higher, the digital economy is larger, and the digital economy accounts for a higher proportion of the total domestic economy. It has entered a highly digitized stage, and the world’s major Internet companies and high-tech companies are also highly concentrated in these countries and regions. The article presents the results of a comparative analysis of the strategies of Chinese companies in the digital economy. The work was written in accordance with the strategy methodology of the Foreign Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Life-time), Dr.Sci. (Econ.), Professor Vladimir L. Kvint. The author pays considerable attention to the current state and forecasts of the digitalization of the Chinese economy, the connection between digital transformations and the growing need of the population to improve technologies that simplify their life. Based on statistical data, the author determines the advantages and disadvantages of existing digital technologies, states the deepening of their integration with the industrial sector. Analyzing the strategies of the largest digital campaigns, the author reveals the dynamics of the use of applications developed by them by citizens. In conclusion, a conclusion is made about the importance and rapid spread of digital technologies, as well as the need for states interested in their development to create conditions for the latter.

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Does Intelligence Improve the Efficiency of Technological Innovation?

Zhao

Yang

2022

J Knowl Econ

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Growth Gap between China and Africa: Do Digital Technologies Matter?

Cited by 7 publications

References 38 publications

RETRACTED: G-20 economies and their environmental commitments: Fresh analysis based on energy consumption and economic growth

RETRACTED: G-20 economies and their environmental commitments: Fresh analysis based on energy consumption and economic growth

Comparative analysis of strategies of Chinese companies in the digital economy

Does Intelligence Improve the Efficiency of Technological Innovation?

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