Sustainable Business and Society in Emerging Economies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(4)
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Purpose:
This
study
examines
the
economic
growth
dynamics
of
Gulf
Cooperation
Council
(GCC)
economies
from
2001
to
2023,
focusing
on
roles
natural
resources,
institutional
quality,
human
capital,
and
macroeconomic
stability.
Design/Methodology/Approach:
The
research
employs
Pooled
Mean
Group
(PMG)
estimation
method
analyze
short-
long-term
impacts
various
factors
within
GCC
region.
Findings:
results
reveal
that
resources
provide
short-term
benefits
but
hinder
growth,
highlighting
need
for
diversification
away
resource
dependence.
In
contrast,
improvements
in
quality
investments
capital
have
significant
positive
effects
Exchange
rate
fluctuations
are
found
negatively
impact
both
short
long
run,
emphasizing
importance
Implications/Originality/Value:
findings
suggest
countries
should
focus
reducing
their
reliance
by
diversifying
into
sectors
such
as
technology,
finance,
renewable
energy.
Strengthening
frameworks
through
regulatory
governance
reforms,
coupled
with
education
innovation,
will
further
enhance
resilience.
Additionally,
ensuring
exchange
stability
fiscal
sustainability,
along
fostering
entrepreneurship
regional
integration,
is
crucial
maintaining
growth.
provides
valuable
policy
recommendations
aimed
at
achieving
sustainable
development
region,
urging
a
balanced
approach
management,
improvements,
Energy Economics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
136, P. 107697 - 107697
Published: June 15, 2024
The
prevalent
financial
misallocation
phenomenon
appears
to
restrict
firms'
ability
be
improve
green
innovation
efficiency.
Our
theoretical
model
yields
a
testable
hypothesis,
which
the
empirical
analysis
validates.
We
consider
economic
implications,
channels,
and
countermeasures
that
emerge
from
impacts
promoted
by
on
use
firm-level
dataset
2008
2021.
findings
suggest
hinders
Chinese
show
in
supply
chain
concentration
is
most
important
channel
for
negative
influence
misallocation.
also
find
firms
face
discrimination
having
access
resources
based
type
of
ownership
size.
results
should
enable
policy
makers
clearly
see
green-innovation
gains
can
produced
China
eliminating
Business Strategy & Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(4)
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
Abstract
The
relevance
of
environmental
sustainability
has
grown
significantly
among
academics,
professionals,
and
the
general
public.
A
variety
factors
influence
an
economy's
ability
to
support
its
sustainability.
Foreign
direct
investment
(FDI),
financial
development
(FD),
green
technological
innovation
(GTI),
finance
(GF)
are
pillars
that
hold
key
accomplishing
goals.
Despite
extensive
studies
on
influencing
finance,
there
remains
a
gap
in
grasping
impact
various
study's
objective
is
analyze
relationship
between
ecological
sustainability,
financing,
FDI,
innovative
technologies,
FD
developing
countries.
study
employed
fixed
effect
random
model
with
robustness
analysis
gain
empirical
understanding
relationship.
findings
highlighted
plays
crucial
role
technologies
encourages
economies
embrace
It
also
supports
pollution
haven
hypothesis
(PHH)
increase
FDI
positive
carbon
emission.
makes
significant
novel
contribution
by
analyzing
combined
numerous
theoretical
practical
implications
for
addressing
constraints
posed
PHH
include
tightening
domestic
legislation,
international
cooperation,
pushing
adoption
cleaner
technology
throughout
industries.
helps
governments
enact
effective
regulations
encourage
have
beneficial
knock‐on
cutting
Sustainable Development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 23, 2024
Abstract
This
review
provides
a
comprehensive
analysis
of
the
intersection
between
digital
sustainability
(DS)
and
eco‐environmental
(EES),
focusing
on
opportunities
challenges
presented
by
emerging
technologies,
such
as
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
blockchain,
electric
vehicles
(EVs),
cryptocurrencies.
The
study
critically
examines
concerns
arising
from
increasing
demand
for
infrastructure
depletion
essential
natural
resources,
including
tantalum,
indium,
cobalt,
lithium.
Through
an
interdisciplinary
approach,
evaluates
ethical,
technological,
policy
implications
integrating
DS
within
EES
framework.
It
emphasizes
significance
innovative
governance
cross‐sector
collaboration
to
address
environmental
trade‐offs
rebound
effects
linked
with
these
technologies.
Additionally,
proposes
strategies
mitigating
ecological
impacts
transformation
identifies
crucial
research
gaps,
particularly
in
resource
management
long‐term
sustainability.
findings
aim
guide
alignment
EES,
fostering
more
balanced
resilient
path
towards
sustainable
development.
offers
actionable
insights
recommendations
industry
practitioners,
policymakers,
researchers
committed
advancing
transformation.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: May 1, 2024
The
concerns
about
institutional
weakness
in
Sub-Saharan
Africa
(SSA)
are
central
to
the
discussion
on
environmental
degradation
region.
This
study
employs
a
robust
dynamic
panel
data
estimator
explore
relationships
between
institutions,
governance,
and
quality,
focusing
ecological
footprint
of
25
SSA
nations
from
1990
2020.
results
reveal
threshold
effects
interaction
institutions
following
an
inverted
U-shape
pattern.
suggests
that
beyond
certain
footprint,
increased
governance
leads
decrease
footprint.
Additionally,
high
quality
(IQ)
is
associated
with
lower
impact,
while
improved
contributes
mitigating
decline
performance.
causality
tests
among
variables
control
components
indicate
one-way
causal
relationship
infrastructural
development,
energy
use.
Conversely,
feedback
exists
IQ,
industrialization,
footprints.
Policymakers
should
prioritize
investments
consumption
align
ensuring
efficient
use
budgets
through
coordinated
planning,
execution,
transfer
sound
practices
prevent
duplication
efforts.
International Journal of e-Collaboration,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
21(1), P. 1 - 18
Published: Jan. 10, 2025
As
global
economic
integration
advances,
enterprises—particularly
in
resource-intensive
sectors—face
growing
complexities
and
inefficiencies.
This
study
explores
the
impact
of
financial
sharing
models
on
cost
savings
performance
energy
companies.
Using
a
quantitative
research
design,
data
were
collected
from
ten
electric
power
companies
that
adopted
model
2016,
covering
2011
to
2020.
The
analysis
focused
key
indicators
(KPIs),
including
return
assets
(ROA),
equity
(ROE),
net
profit
margin
(ROS),
total
asset
turnover
(ATO),
accounts
receivable
(ARTR),
cash
(CFTR),
sustainable
growth
rate
(SGR),
enterprise
value
(EV).
These
metrics
assessed
operational
efficiency
performance.
Statistical
methods
compared
average
values
these
before
after
implementation,
revealing
significant
improvements.
findings
indicate
enhance
support
development
