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    Can public–private partnership investment in energy (PPPI) mitigate CO2 emissions in South Africa? Fresh evidence from the novel dynamic ARDL simulations approach by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in Frontiers in environmental science (18-01-2023)
    “…Global warming presents a worrisome condition that necessitates important actions across the planet. One promising strategy is encouraging investments through…”
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    Achieving decarbonization goals in BRICS economies: Revisiting the joint role of composite risk index, green innovation, and environmental policy stringency by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in Cogent social sciences (31-12-2023)
    “…The Paris Agreement has united the global nations to embark on pathways to the decarbonization of their respective economies. However, the objective of…”
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    Trade liberalization and the geography of industries in South Africa: fresh evidence from a new measure by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in International Journal of Urban Sciences (02-07-2020)
    “…Economic theory postulates that trade liberalization influences the location patterns of manufacturing activities across regions. However, the direction of…”
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    Does trade openness mitigate the environmental degradation in South Africa? by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    “…The debate over the role international trade plays in determining environmental outcomes has considerably generated more heat than light. Theoretical work has…”
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    Green finance, fintech, and environmental sustainability: fresh policy insights from the BRICS nations by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Muchapondwa, Edwin

    “…The BRICS region has considered achieving environmental sustainability a top priority in terms of policy. Environmental distress is mostly brought on by the…”
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    Revisiting trade and environment nexus in South Africa: fresh evidence from new measure by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    “…The paper revisits the dynamic effect of trade openness on environmental quality in South Africa by employing a fresh proxy of trade openness suggested by…”
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    Environmental sustainability in South Africa: Understanding the criticality of economic policy uncertainty, fiscal decentralization, and green innovation by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Muchapondwa, Edwin

    “…South Africa, like most developing nations, is confronted with choosing between the need to advance their economy and the need to protect the environment. The…”
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    Striving towards environmental sustainability in the BRICS economies: the combined influence of fiscal decentralization and environmental innovation by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    “…Realizing carbon reduction goals is a top priority for many industrialized and developing nations worldwide. The biggest severe effect of human activities is…”
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    Striving for the United Nations ( UN ) sustainable development goals ( SDGs ) in BRICS economies: The role of green finance, fintech, and natural resource rent by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Muchapondwa, Edwin

    “…Abstract In terms of policy, the BRICS region has prioritized achieving environmental sustainability. Environmental problems are mostly caused by the area's…”
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    The asymmetric effect of trade openness on economic growth in South Africa: a nonlinear ARDL approach by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in Economic change and restructuring (01-05-2021)
    “…The untested hypothesis of a linear association between trade openness and economic growth in earlier studies may bring about incorrect inferences if indeed…”
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    Achieving green environment in Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa economies: Do composite risk index, green innovation, and environmental policy stringency matter? by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Muchapondwa, Edwin

    “…Abstract The Paris Accord has brought the world's governments together to begin implementing plans for their individual economies to become carbon‐free. The…”
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    Exploring the moderating role of financial development in environmental Kuznets curve for South Africa: fresh evidence from the novel dynamic ARDL simulations approach by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Breitenbach, Marthinus Christoffel

    Published in Financial innovation (Heidelberg) (01-12-2023)
    “…The extant literature has produced mixed evidence on the relationship between financial development and ecological sustainability. This work addresses this…”
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    The asymmetric effect of technological innovation on CO2 emissions in South Africa: New evidence from the QARDL approach by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in Frontiers in environmental science (23-11-2022)
    “…The asymmetric impact of technological innovation on carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) emissions in South Africa from 1960 to 2020 is evaluated in this study. We apply…”
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    Striving towards carbon neutrality target in BRICS economies: Assessing the implications of composite risk index, green innovation, and environmental policy stringency by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in Sustainable environment (31-12-2023)
    “…The world governments have come together under the Paris Agreement to begin the decarbonization and transition to a zero-carbon economy. The goal of attaining…”
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    Towards climate action and UN sustainable development goals in BRICS economies: do export diversification, fiscal decentralisation and environmental innovation matter? by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    “…Several nations across the world place a high focus on achieving carbon reduction objectives. Climate change is the most catastrophic result of human activity…”
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    Revisiting the nexus between fiscal decentralization and CO2 emissions in South Africa: fresh policy insights by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Breitenbach, Marthinus Christoffel

    Published in Financial innovation (Heidelberg) (02-02-2023)
    “…The argument over fiscal decentralization and carbon dioxide emission (CO 2 ) reduction has received much attention. However, evidence to back this claim is…”
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    A roadmap to a green economy in South Africa: modelling technological innovation and energy consumption in the novel dynamic ARDL simulations framework by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in Cogent economics & finance (31-12-2024)
    “…AbstractSouth Africa’s heavy reliance on fossil fuels has posed significant challenges to environmental sustainability, primarily due to the associated climate…”
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    On the asymmetric effects of trade openness on CO2 emissions in SADC with a nonlinear ARDL approach by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Breitenbach, Marthinus Christoffel

    Published in Discover sustainability (10-01-2023)
    “…In this study, the expected asymmetric relationship between trade openness and CO 2 emissions is investigated for the Southern African Development Community…”
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    The drivers of environmental sustainability in BRICS economies: Do green finance and fintech matter? by Udeagha, Maxwell Chukwudi, Ngepah, Nicholas

    Published in World development sustainability (01-12-2023)
    “…The BRICS nations have made environmental sustainability a top priority in their policies due to concerns about the negative impact of fossil fuel reliance on…”
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