Titlebook: Globalisation and Energy Transition in Latin America and the Caribbean; Economic Growth and Matheus Koengkan,José Alberto Fuinhas Book 202

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Book 2022bean. By examining the energy transition process, the impact of environmental degradation, and the relationship between renewable energy sources and economic growth, the effects of increased globalisation and liberalisation in this part of the world are analysed. Particular attention is given to ren

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,Grundzüge des Resource-based-view, relationship from consumption of fossil to economic growth, and a bidirectional relationship between globalisation and consumption of renewable energy. These results help local governments develop new policies with the purpose of increasing the consumption of renewable energy and reducing environmental degradation while promoting development.

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Impact of Trade Openness on the Consumption of Fossil Fuels in Latin American and Caribbean Countrifuels in the LAC countries. However, the impact of renewable energy consumption is statistically significant at 1% and 5% levels, thus contributing to decreasing fossil fuel consumption. The error correction model (ECM) term is negative and statistically significant at the 1% level.

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Does Financial Openness Expand the Renewable Energy Investment in Latin American Countries?, robustness assessment confirms positive causalities between per capita economic growth, financial openness, and per capita general government capital stock. Furthermore, the results of the Granger causality analysis indicate that bidirectional Granger causal links exist between all the variables in the model.

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,Energiezust?nde und Frequenzen, decrease in environmental degradation. However, globalisation has other implications, such as the transfer of responsibility from the state to the private sector, where this transfer corresponds to the shifting of regulatory attributes to independent governmental regulatory authorities, in other words, “regulation for competition”.