2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.nexus.2023.100268
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The role of financial development and good governance in economic growth and environmental sustainability

Saeed Solaymani,
Oscar Montes
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“…Many climate-change studies support the positive links between GDP and trade with CO2 emissions (Zubari et al, 2023). While several studies have examined the effects of economic factors and governance on CO2 emissions (Sarkodie et al 2023;Ronaghi et al 2018Solaymani et al 2023;Adedeji et al 2023), none of these studies have focused on the impact of governance along with economic factors on Biocracy, as well as the crucial role of the governance in explaining environmental pollution in COP countries with the percentage of emissions reduction needed to meet the 1.5 degree Celsius target by 2030 , among current top emitters (chart 3). This research fills a gap by focusing on the impact of economic factors and governance on Biocracy.…”
Section: The First Question Raised Is What Is Biocracy?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many climate-change studies support the positive links between GDP and trade with CO2 emissions (Zubari et al, 2023). While several studies have examined the effects of economic factors and governance on CO2 emissions (Sarkodie et al 2023;Ronaghi et al 2018Solaymani et al 2023;Adedeji et al 2023), none of these studies have focused on the impact of governance along with economic factors on Biocracy, as well as the crucial role of the governance in explaining environmental pollution in COP countries with the percentage of emissions reduction needed to meet the 1.5 degree Celsius target by 2030 , among current top emitters (chart 3). This research fills a gap by focusing on the impact of economic factors and governance on Biocracy.…”
Section: The First Question Raised Is What Is Biocracy?mentioning
confidence: 99%