Search Results - "Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku"

Do environmental regulations and technological innovation enhance environmental well‐being in sub‐Saharan Africa? by Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Chen, George S., Adomako, Samuel

“…We investigate the regulation–technology–environment nexus in sub‐Saharan Africa (SSA), one of the world's most rapidly growing regions. Using a comprehensive…”
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Economic Growth and Environmental Quality: Analysis of Government Expenditure and the Causal Effect by Donkor, Mary, Kong, Yusheng, Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Ntarmah, Albert Henry, Appiah-Twum, Florence

“…Environmental expenditures (EX) are made by the government and industries which are either long-term or short-term investments. The principal target of EX is…”
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Achieving environmental sustainability in Africa: The role of financial institutions development on carbon emissions by Chen, George S., Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Asante, Dennis

“…Abstract We investigate the causal impact of the development of financial institutions on environmental sustainability in Africa. Drawing on a distinctive…”
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The moderating effect of environmental turbulence on the relationship between innovation capability and business performance by Gyedu, Samuel, Tang, Heng, Ntarmah, Albert Henry, Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku

“…Purpose This study has dealt with the gap in the literature, by probing the influence of innovation capability on business performance. This paper aims to test…”
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Examining Finance-Growth Nexus: Empirical Evidence From the Sub-Regional Economies of Africa by Haibo, Chen, Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Somuah, Mary

“…This paper examined finance-growth nexus in the finance industry and the influencing factors of economic indicators which deliberate on the performance of the…”
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The dynamic effect of risk management on financial profitability of banks in Africa: An analytical panel quantile regression method by Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Xuezhou, Wen, Paintsil, Isaac Okyere, Gyedu, Samuel, Akowuah, Isaac Newton

“…The main goal of the study is to investigate the integration of financial indicators (bank credit, capital asset, non‐performing loans, and liquidity) in the…”
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Regional heterogeneities in the absorptive capacity of renewable energy deployment in Africa by Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Chen, George S., Asante, Dennis

“…We critically evaluate the absorptive capacity of renewable energy deployment in Africa. Using data for the 1980–2017 period and dividing the 20 countries into…”
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The impact of banks’ financial performance on environmental performance in Africa by Haibo, Chen, Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku

“…To better understand Africa’s banks and the environment, this study investigates the impact of financial performance on environmental performance in Africa. We…”
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Do strong innovation capability and environmental turbulence influence the nexus between CRM and business performance? by Qalati, Sikandar Ali, Jiang, MengMeng, Gyedu, Samuel, Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku

“…Abstract This research has dealt with the gaps in the previous literature and the preponderant problems in the Ghana telecom industry. The main objective is to…”
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Natural resource extraction and environmental sustainability in Africa: The role of voice and accountability by Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Chen, George S., Hoang, Nam, Leu, Shawn

“…Abstract We examine the effect of natural resource extraction on environmental sustainability in Africa. Using comprehensive panel data from 30 countries for…”
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Investigating the dynamic relationships between credit supply, economic growth, and the environment: empirical evidence of sub-regional economies in Sub-Saharan Africa by Ntarmah, Albert Henry, Kong, Yusheng, Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku

“…Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is considered the most vulnerable to challenges emanating from climate changes. A number of factors notably accelerated changes in…”
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Financial development and environmental quality: the role of economic growth among the regional economies of Sub-Saharan Africa by Xuezhou, Wen, Manu, Emmanuel Kwaku, Akowuah, Isaac Newton

“…The Sub-Saharan African region is considered to be the most susceptible to the effects of climate change. The region’s climate is influenced by several…”
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