The “natural resource curse” hypothesis, which is regarded as the paradox of plenty,
highlights the detrimental impacts of natural resources on economic growth. Hence …

The current era faces the devastating threats of global warming than what is evident in the
pre-industrial age. Efforts toward resolving these environmental issues have heightened the …

Financial development and geopolitical risks can significantly affect sustainable
development. However, the roles of these factors in sustainable development are rarely …

Sustainable economic development is a multidimensional concept that encompasses not
only economic growth but ecological resilience to protect the environment and human well …

Understanding the role of trade diversification, natural resources, and environmental
policies is crucial for achieving ecological sustainability. By unraveling the interactions …

China's industrial sector is performing continuously in economic activity, aiding its share in
the economy's progression. This study aims to analyze the asymmetric positive-negative …

The study examines the relationship between mineral resource prices, renewable energy
consumption, scientific advancement, mineral resource trading, production, and resource …

The development of the financial sector is one of the main macroeconomic goals for
develo** countries as well as developed ones. The literature focusing on the determinants …

By employing the GMM panel VAR framework, we examine the interplay among natural
resource rents, technological innovation, financial development, and energy consumption in …

In contrast to traditional research, this study uses the sustainable development index rather
than economic growth to investigate the viability of the natural resource curse theory. It also …