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Modelling for insight: Does financial development improve environmental quality?
Energy Economics · 2019 · Vol. 83 · pp. 156–179
Alex O. Acheampong✉(University of Newcastle Australia)
Energy, Environment, Economic GrowthEnergy and Environment ImpactsEnergy, Environment, and Transportation PoliciesFinancial sector developmentEconomicsGreenhouse gasKuznets curveBusinessForeign direct investmentPrivate sectorConsumption (sociology)Financial systemNatural resource economics
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