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Resumo:This study aims to investigate the effects of renewable energy consumption on economic growth of major renewable energy consuming countries across the globe. It is used the Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index developed by Ernst & Young Global Limited, and were chosen 31 top renewable energy consuming countries to explain the growth process between 1990 and 2019. Panel estimation techniques are employed to cope with heterogeneity between countries and cointegration between variables. The results confirm the existence of long-run dynamics between traditional and energy inputs to economic growth. The findings from the average country indicate that renewable energy consumption has a significative and positive impact on economic output. It was also carried out a analysis of long-run output elasticities for each country. The findings confirm the growth hypothesis for 14 out of 31 countries, suggesting that, in most of these economies, governments, policy advisers, energy planners and associated bodies should promote investments in renewable energy sources.
Autores principais:Gaspar, Luís Pedro Cerdeira e Vasconcelos dos Santos
Assunto:Renewable energy consumption Economic growth Panel data DOLS model Growth hypothesis Consumo de energia renovável Crescimento económico Dados em painel Dinâmico OLS Hipótese do crescimento
Ano:2022
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade Católica Portuguesa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Veritati - Repositório Institucional da Universidade Católica Portuguesa
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Economic growth
Panel data
DOLS model
Growth hypothesis
Consumo de energia renovável
Crescimento económico
Dados em painel
Dinâmico OLS
Hipótese do crescimento
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Economic growth
Panel data
DOLS model
Growth hypothesis
Consumo de energia renovável
Crescimento económico
Dados em painel
Dinâmico OLS
Hipótese do crescimento
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description This study aims to investigate the effects of renewable energy consumption on economic growth of major renewable energy consuming countries across the globe. It is used the Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index developed by Ernst & Young Global Limited, and were chosen 31 top renewable energy consuming countries to explain the growth process between 1990 and 2019. Panel estimation techniques are employed to cope with heterogeneity between countries and cointegration between variables. The results confirm the existence of long-run dynamics between traditional and energy inputs to economic growth. The findings from the average country indicate that renewable energy consumption has a significative and positive impact on economic output. It was also carried out a analysis of long-run output elasticities for each country. The findings confirm the growth hypothesis for 14 out of 31 countries, suggesting that, in most of these economies, governments, policy advisers, energy planners and associated bodies should promote investments in renewable energy sources.
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spellingShingle Renewable energy and economic growth in major renewable energy consuming countries : an empirical analysis
Gaspar, Luís Pedro Cerdeira e Vasconcelos dos Santos
Renewable energy consumption
Economic growth
Panel data
DOLS model
Growth hypothesis
Consumo de energia renovável
Crescimento económico
Dados em painel
Dinâmico OLS
Hipótese do crescimento
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Renewable energy consumption
Economic growth
Panel data
DOLS model
Growth hypothesis
Consumo de energia renovável
Crescimento económico
Dados em painel
Dinâmico OLS
Hipótese do crescimento
title Renewable energy and economic growth in major renewable energy consuming countries : an empirical analysis
title_full Renewable energy and economic growth in major renewable energy consuming countries : an empirical analysis
title_fullStr Renewable energy and economic growth in major renewable energy consuming countries : an empirical analysis
title_full_unstemmed Renewable energy and economic growth in major renewable energy consuming countries : an empirical analysis
title_short Renewable energy and economic growth in major renewable energy consuming countries : an empirical analysis
title_sort Renewable energy and economic growth in major renewable energy consuming countries : an empirical analysis
topic Renewable energy consumption
Economic growth
Panel data
DOLS model
Growth hypothesis
Consumo de energia renovável
Crescimento económico
Dados em painel
Dinâmico OLS
Hipótese do crescimento
topic_facet Renewable energy consumption
Economic growth
Panel data
DOLS model
Growth hypothesis
Consumo de energia renovável
Crescimento económico
Dados em painel
Dinâmico OLS
Hipótese do crescimento
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