Effect of bilateral FDI, energy consumption, CO2 emission and capital on economic growth of Asia countries
By Bashir Muhammad, Sher Khan. Energy Reports, 2019
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Abstract The current study objective is to contribute to the factors that make better the economic growth of the Asia countries with an importance on the frequently deserted bilateral FDI, energy use, CO2 emissions and capital role in the economic growth. This study applies generalized method of moments (GMM), OLS regression, fixed effect and random effect estimators with cross countries data for 34 host countries of Asia and 115 source countries over the period 2001–2012. The empirical results demonstrated that energy consumption, FDI inflows and FDI outflows, CO2 emission and capital play important role in economic growth of Asia countries. The current study suggest that make better policies for the utilization of energy, use of clean energy and use appropriate and advanced technology for energy in Asia countries and also encourage foreigner investors to their countries and invest in other countries which will increase their economy because economic growth increases due to both FDI inflows and outflows, energy use, CO2 emission, and capital of host countries and source countries.
Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Strategy and Management
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- The Impact of Socio-economic and Environmental Sustainability on CO2 Emissions: A Novel Framework for Thirty IEA Countries (2021, result): “2021), but our results are contrary to the findings of Ben Jebli and Belloumi (2017) and Muhammad (2019), which suggest that economic growth is adversely associated with CO2 emissions.”