Description
Chapter 1: Examination of the Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis with quadratic and cubic functional models: an econometric analysis of European countries Chapter 2: The effect of trade, renewable energy and economic growth on CO2 emissions in Central and Eastern Europe. Chapter 03: Air Pollution and covid-19 nexus: insights from wavelet approach for selected groups of countries. Chapter 04: The impact of economic growth, international trade, and carbon dioxide emissions on Portuguese energy consumption. Chapter 05: Renewable energy, carbon emissions and economic growth: the comparison between EKC and RKC. Chapter 06: Covid-19 And Energy Transition: A Review Chapter 07: EKC-modeling in a post-pandemic era: a policy note on socio-ecological tradeoffs. Chapter 08: Sustainable development through carbon neutrality: a policy insight from foreign direct investment and service policy. Chapter 09: Reset the industry redux through corporate social responsibility: the covid-19 tourism impact on hospitality firms through business model innovation. Chapter 10: Addressing the nexus between economic growth and environmental pollution in a small petroleum-exporting transition economy. Chapter 11: revising the the Environmental Kuznets Curve in the post-covid-19 era from a SDGS perspective. Chapter 12: revisiting the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC): an analysis using the sectoral output and ecological footprint in India. Chapter 13: The contribution of transport modes to carbon emissions in Turkey. Chapter 14: The roles of education and export diversification in the improvement of environmental quality: a comparison between China AND India. Chapter 15: Do Economic Advancements Are Catalysts For Carbon Emissions: Depicting The Indian Experience.
