Revealing long- and short-run empirical interactions among foreign direct investment, renewable power generation, and CO emissions in China.

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2019
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Abstract
This work systematically examines the empirical interactions among foreign direct investment (FDI), renewable power generation (RPG), hydropower generation (HPG), non-hydropower generation (NHPG), and CO emissions in the long run and short run. To test the existence of long-run equilibrium association among those variables, Bayer-Hanck combined cointegration and autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) model have been employed on time series of China for the period 1991-2017. The vector error correction model-based short-run impacts among the variables of interest are also estimated. Besides, Toda-Yamamoto causality and Granger causality are employed to confirm the direction of causal links. The existence of a long-run equilibrium relationship is revealed in case of all types of specification. The expansion of both FDI and CO emissions boosted RPG, HPG, and NHPG in the short run and long run, with greater intensity of impacts in the long run. To reflect comparisons, it is found that the renewables generation driving the impact of CO emissions and FDI on NHPG is greater than RPG, which further exceeds HPG. In turn, the RPG, HPG, and NHPG mitigated CO emissions both in the long run and short run, with stronger impacts in the long run. Moreover, the CO emissions inhibition impact of HPG dominated NHPG, which further exceeded that of RPG. The FDI boosted CO emissions in a way that the long-run pollution haven impact is revealed to be powerful than that of the short run. A unidirectional causality has been observed running from FDI to CO emissions, RPG, HPG, and NHPG. A bidirectional causality is found operative between CO emissions and RPG/HPG/NHPG. Interestingly, the long-run and short-run impacts remained homogeneous in terms of directionality. Nevertheless, strict heterogeneity is observed in terms of the degree of impacts. Based on empirics, both long-term and short-term policies on FDI, renewables generation, and CO emissions are vital for decision-makers in China. Graphical abstract.
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Authors Ahmad, Munir;Zhao, Zhen-Yu;Rehman, Abdul;Shahzad, Muhammad;Li, Heng;
Journal Environmental science and pollution research international
Year 2019
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10.1007/s11356-019-05543-x
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