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“…To the best of our knowledge, there has not been a time-series study investigating the causal relationship between energy consumption, CO2 emissions, and economic growth in Central Asia. As a resource-rich country, Kazakhstan has been characterized by a considerable achievement in economic growth and it has been passed through different development stages (Azamat et al, 2018;Bolor-Erdene, 2020;Russell et al, 2018;Wang et al, 2019). For example, Wang et al, (2019) construct production-based CO2 emission inventories for Kazakhstan from 2012 to 2016, and then further analyses the demand-driven emissions within the domestic market and international trade using environmentally extended input-output analysis.…”

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Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Consumption, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Central Asian Countries

Turmunkh¹

2021

JEDS

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This study examines the relationships between non-renewable and renewable energy consumption, carbon dioxide emissions, economic growth, and population in Central Asian countries after the transition economics with the Panel Granger Causality, Panel Cointegration, and Panel non-stationarity tried to explain using the causality test, using 1992 to 2019 data from the World Development Indicators (WDI). The engagement of developing countries is an increasingly important part of addressing greenhouse gas (GHG) emission-driven climate change. As such, understanding the patterns of energy use, GHG emissions, and economic growth in developing countries is vital. Major Central Asian countries are important in this respect due to their size, rapid growth, and extensive energy reserves. It has experienced rapid growth in its economy, energy consumption, and GHG emissions in recent years. It performs tests to verify the existence of the longrun relationships among the variables and examines short and longrun causal relationships. It finds that increased fossil fuel use is the main cause of increased carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.

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Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Consumption, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Central Asian Countries

Turmunkh¹

2021

JEDS

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The impact of information sphere in the economic security of the country: case of Russian realities

Okhrimenko,

Stepenko,

Chernova

et al. 2023

J Innov Entrep

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Novel information technologies have facilitated not only the development of new industries, but also brought new opportunities and challenges. The range of challenges includes threats related to the information security of not only the commercial, but also the public sector of the national economy, which can adversely affect its stability and competitiveness. In view of this, the problem of ensuring information security (IS) in the economic sphere is of particular relevance. Despite the abundance of studies on IS, the impact of the information sphere on the country’s economic security has not yet been sufficiently studied. The purpose of this article was to identify and systematize threats posed to economic security by the information environment and determine a set of measures to protect the areas at risk. Within the framework of the study, two interrelated models were built. The first systematized the IS threats and challenges, whereas the second demonstrated those IS threats that are directly connected with the state’s economic security. At the same time, the models developed allowed focusing on the protection of objects potentially under threat. The research quintessence was represented by the development of recommendations directed at preventing and minimizing the negative impact of information sphere threats to economic security. Hence, a diversified ecosystem of information and economic security of the state was created. The study findings and recommendations can be used by officials of government bodies and other organizations to develop regulatory documents related to the strategy of ensuring information and economic security at various levels (state, regional, corporate).

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Approaches to Determining the Country's Energy Security Index

БОЙКОВА

2023

Экономика И Предпринимательство

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Для любой страны мира вопросом, требующим пристального внимания, является энергетическая безопасность. Проблемы энергетической безопасности затрагивают вопросы обеспеченности (достаточность ресурсов, надежность инфраструктуры, стабильные и доступные цены), суверенитета (защита от потенциальных угроз со стороны внешних агентов) и устойчивости (способность противостоять разнообразным нарушениям) энергетических систем государства. Несмотря на национальные особенности, энергобезопасность стран имеет некоторые общие черты. В статье рассматривается понятие энергетической безопасности и подходы к оценке региональной энергетической безопасности. Качественное развитие экономики, повышение уровня урбанизации, увеличение плотности населения, повышение научно-технического уровня, модернизация промышленных структур в совокупности способствуют повышению региональной энергетической безопасности. For any country in the world, energy security is an issue requiring close attention. The problems of energy security affect the issues of security (sufficiency of resources, reliability of infrastructure, stable and affordable prices), sovereignty (protection against potential threats from external agents) and stability (ability to withstand various violations) of the energy systems of the state. Despite national peculiarities, the countries' energy security has some common features. The article discusses the concept of energy security and approaches to assessing regional energy security. Qualitative development of the economy, increasing the level of urbanization, increasing population density, raising the scientific and technical level, modernizing industrial structures together contribute to improving regional energy security.

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Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Consumption, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Central Asian Countries

Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Consumption, Carbon Dioxide Emissions, and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Central Asian Countries

The impact of information sphere in the economic security of the country: case of Russian realities

Approaches to Determining the Country's Energy Security Index

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