We investigate the implications of renewable energy policy on the Co2 emissions rate with a special focus on the four leading Co2 emitting economies across the globe: China, the USA, India, and Russia; given there aggregate share contributions of about 57% to the total World Co2 emission in 2014....

Purpose This study aims to revisit the empirical debate about the asymmetric relationship between oil prices, energy consumption, CO 2 emissions and economic growth in a panel of 184 countries from 1981 to 2020. Design/methodology/approach A relatively new research method, the PVAR system GMM,...

Nigeria returned to a democratic government in 1999. Evidence in the literature shows that democracy promotes economic development. In the recent past, the democratic trajectory of Nigeria has led to empirical debates about the democratization process of the developing states in particular,...

Diversification of the Nigerian economy from oil-based to other non-oil sectors has become a recurrent economic solution to the growing challenges associated with the Nigerian economy. For the past 20 years of uninterrupted democratic government in Nigeria, the successive federal governments...