Tourism Economics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
30(6), P. 1624 - 1633
Published: Oct. 26, 2023
The
purpose
of
this
research
note
is
to
investigate
the
nexus
between
volatility
in
international
tourist
arrivals,
foreign
aids
and
gross
domestic
product
(GDP)
Cambodia
over
period
1993–2018
by
using
partial
vector
coherence
wavelet
models.
models
show
that
arrival
has
strong
impacts
on
GDP
across
all
time
frequency
domains.
Secondly,
we
find
from
plots
significant
overseas
development
assistance
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(5), P. 4455 - 4468
Published: Jan. 31, 2024
Abstract
Asia–Pacific
countries
are
experiencing
rapid
economic
growth.
Is
this
growth
ESG
(Environmental,
Social,
and
Governance)
factors‐based
aligned
growth?
Therefore,
study
investigates
the
connections
between
indicators
in
East
Asia
Pacific
South
Asia.
To
achieve
aim,
we
employed
FMOLS,
DOLS,
AMG
models.
While
model
highlights
significant
long‐term
positive
effects
of
environmental
(EFs)
governance
factors
(GOVNF)
on
growth,
FMOLS
DOLS
models
emphasize
substantial
influence
social
(SOC)
These
findings
underscore
multifaceted
nature
offer
valuable
insights
for
policymakers
aiming
to
align
strategies
with
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs).
Notably,
GOVNF,
components
like
control
corruption,
regulatory
quality,
rule
law,
government
effectiveness,
does
not
GDP
developed
nations,
such
as
Japan,
New
Zealand,
Australia.
However,
its
significance
is
evident
Afghanistan
Sri
Lanka.
This
result
might
stem
from
possibility
that
have
historically
addressed
resolved
issues
corruption
while
these
elements
remain
crucial
determinants
developing
nations
Empirical
provide
region's
essential
a
guide
implementing
their
policies
factor‐based
United
Nations'
SDGs.
targets
will
make
sustainable.
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(5), P. 5437 - 5451
Published: March 30, 2024
Abstract
In
this
study,
we
investigate
the
impacts
of
ESG
(environmental,
social,
and
governance)
factors
on
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs)
for
BRICS‐11
countries.
The
AMG,
FMOLS,
DOLS,
ARDL
models
are
applied.
While
found
negative
environmental
(ENVf)
SDGs
Argentina,
Ethiopia,
China,
positive
social
(SOCf)
South
Africa
Argentina.
Additionally,
while
governance
(GOVNf)
Iran,
Saudi
Arabia,
United
Arab
Emirates.
No
significant
relationships
were
between
ENVf,
SOCf,
GOVNf
Brazil,
Russia,
India,
Egypt.
These
findings
highlight
nuanced
SDGs,
providing
valuable
insights
policymakers
emphasizing
need
country‐specific
strategies.
impact
in
China
suggests
that
degradation
may
hinder
development,
underscoring
importance
balancing
economic
growth
sustainability.
This
result
can
also
be
interpreted
through
Pollution
Haven
Hypothesis,
which
posits
developing
countries
attract
more
foreign
investments
pollution‐intensive
industries
due
to
their
less
stringent
regulations.
