Education and Quality of Life: Does the Internet Matter in China?

The internet has influenced human wellbeing through social networking, time-saving, diffusion of knowledge, and access to health information. Health is a key component of human quality of life. This study examines the nexus between education, the internet, and quality of life using data from China spanning the period from 1991 to 2020.

Green Logistics and Health in OBRI Economies: Does Social Marketing Matter?

In this study, our primary focus is to capture the impact of green logistics and social marketing on health outcomes in One Belt Road Initiative (OBRI) countries over the time period 2007-2019. Two estimation techniques, i.e.

Are eco-innovation and export diversification mutually exclusive to control carbon emissions in G-7 countries?

Most of the member countries of COP21 have been struggling to devise relevant policies in order to control carbon dioxide (CO) emissions since the Paris agreement in 2015. In our view, without analyzing the role of two extremely important variables i.e.

How China is fostering sustainable growth: the interplay of green investment and production-based emission.

To mitigate environmental problems and to achieve sustainability, China is striving to transition to low-carbon urban economies. Among several significant steps, the country has made remarkable success in controlling the emissions from transportation, buildings, and energy by shutting down or relocating several polluting industries. This study contributes to the issue of sustainable growth debate using time series data from China for the period 1998-2017 and empirically examines the effects of green investment and renewable energy consumption on production-based carbon emissions for China.