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Impact of globalization, foreign direct investment, and energy consumption on CO2 emissions in Bangladesh: Does institutional quality matter?
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Author Affiliations
University of Dhaka, Bahria University, Abdul Wali Khan University Mardan, Amity University
Published InEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research
Year2021
Citations241
Abstract
Bangladesh's recent doorway to the spectacular growth trajectory is largely associated with the shared contributions of globalization, FDI, trade, economic growth, urbanization, energy consumption, innovation, and institutional quality that affect its natural environment. Earlier studies hardly incorporated these dynamics together especially innovation and institutional quality to examine their impacts on environmental degradation in Bangladesh. This study attempts to scrutinize the effect of globalization, foreign direct investment, economic growth, trade, innovation, urbanization, and energy consumption on CO 2 emissions in the presence of institutional quality in Bangladesh over the period 1972-2016 by utilizing dynamic ARDL simulations' model by Jordan and Philips (2018). The investigated results depict that globalization; foreign direct investment, and innovation have a negative effect on CO 2 emissions…
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Social SciencesEconomics, Econometrics and FinanceEconomics and EconometricsEnergy, Environment, Economic GrowthEnergy, Environment, and Transportation PoliciesFiscal Policy and Economic GrowthNatural resource economicsInternational economicsDevelopment economicsEconomic growthMacroeconomicsMarket economyEcologyLawSocial scienceEpistemology