Innovational duality and sustainable development: finding optima amidst socio-ecological policy trade-off in post-COVID-19 era

Sinha, Avik; Adhikari, Arnab; Jha, Ashish Kumar

doi:10.1108/jeim-06-2021-0278

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“…The high pace of industrialization gives rise to an increased volume of CO 2 emissions into the atmosphere which in turn aggravates the GHG emissions (Khan et al, 2022; Sinha, Schneider, et al, 2022; Sinha, Balsalobre‐Lorente, et al, 2022; Sinha, Adhikari, et al, 2022). These GHGs adversely impact the quality of the environment, thus depleting the NR as well.…”

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Moving toward sustainable development of sub‐Saharan African countries: Investigating the effect of financial inclusion on environmental quality

Liu

Sinha

Destek

et al. 2022

Sustainable Development

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The purpose of this current study is to provide a new framework for assessing the impact of financial inclusion on environmental quality in Sub-Saharan Africa countries. To this end, the impact of economic growth, education, natural resource usage, and remittances on carbon emissions, as well as financial inclusion, is evaluated over the 2004-2020 period using second generation panel data methods, namely, CS-ARDL and the following findings are found. Firstly, financial inclusion leads to enhanced carbon emissions. Secondly, economic growth leads to an increase in carbon dioxide emissions. Thirdly, an improvement in education promotes the quality of the environment. Fourthly, the depletion of natural resources has a harmful effect on the environment. Fifthly, remittances result to an increase in carbon emissions.On the basis of these findings, policy recommendations are made to assist the aforementioned countries in achieving their sustainable development goals.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Moving toward sustainable development of sub‐Saharan African countries: Investigating the effect of financial inclusion on environmental quality

Liu

Sinha

Destek

et al. 2022

Sustainable Development

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“…Countries that innovate by conducting R&D activities always register high economic growth. Some studies have highlighted the prominent role of R&D in economic growth (Sinha et al , 2022). R&D spending is measured as a percentage of GDP (%).…”

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Investigate the impact of human capital, economic freedom and governance performance on the economic growth of the BRICS

Duan

Zhou

Yuan-qing

et al. 2022

JEIM

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PurposeThis paper investigates the relationship between human capital, economic freedom, governance performance, and economic growth and whether institutional factors such as governance performance and economic freedom mediate the association between human capital and economic growth.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, the authors apply the panel data regression method to verify five hypotheses and check the robustness of the empirical findings from four aspects (chow test, panel unit root test, granger test and generalized method of moments) based on the data covering China, India, Russia, Brazil and South Africa from 2000 to 2018.FindingsAfter multiple tests with mixed methods, the empirical results show that the relationship between human capital and economic growth is not linear but inverted U-shaped. Furthermore, human capital has a positive effect on economic growth only in a certain period of time, and governance performance positively moderates the effect of human capital on economic growth in BRICS.Originality/valueFirst, the impact of human capital on economic growth is not linear but an inverted U-shaped and governance performance moderates the effect of human capital on economic growth in BRICS. The study and research model enhances the authors’ insights on the advantage and challenges of human capital in the future. Second, the proposed multi-methods in the study accurately forecast economic growth which partially solves endogenous problems because of reverse causality.

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“…The asset management of marine resources refers to the comprehensive planning and control of the resources that have been used or developed by enterprises and can directly bring economic benefits and social values to the society and achieve their utilization purposes [9][10]. Its purpose is to maximize the economic benefits and social values that will not be produced under limited mining into sustainable development.…”

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Asset Management of Marine Resources and Sustainable Development and Utilization of Marine Resources

2022

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Marine resources are the material basis for human survival. With the continuous growth of the world population and the rapid economic development, more and more attention is paid to the quality of the marine environment. China has a wide sea area, but the per capita level is low and the water resources are insufficient. In the process of development and utilization, excessive pursuit of profit maximization leads to serious waste of resources. At the same time, due to the lack of unified planning and management, the disadvantages of high development intensity but less sustainable use are increasingly prominent and the situation is increasingly severe. Therefore, strengthening the reasonable and effective investment and construction of marine resources is an inevitable choice to achieve the harmonious coexistence and common development of human and nature and improve the quality of ecological environment. This paper first introduces the asset management of marine resources, then expounds the methods of sustainable development of marine resources, and then surveys the people's cognition of the concept of sustainable development of marine resources by means of questionnaires. The survey results show that most people are very supportive of the sustainable development of marine resources, and a small number of people do not understand this concept.

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Innovational duality and sustainable development: finding optima amidst socio-ecological policy trade-off in post-COVID-19 era

Cited by 22 publications

References 60 publications

Moving toward sustainable development of sub‐Saharan African countries: Investigating the effect of financial inclusion on environmental quality

Moving toward sustainable development of sub‐Saharan African countries: Investigating the effect of financial inclusion on environmental quality

Investigate the impact of human capital, economic freedom and governance performance on the economic growth of the BRICS

Asset Management of Marine Resources and Sustainable Development and Utilization of Marine Resources

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