Interplay of Technological Advancements, Public Health Equity, and Governance in Shaping G7 Futures as Catalysts of Sustainable Development

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2026
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Abstract
China University of Labor Relations. This study demonstrates that governance is a critical moderator in the synergistic triad of technology, health equity, and sustainability in G7 nations. It reveals an inverted U-shaped relationship, showing that integrated, long-term strategies aligning these elements are essential for resilient progress.
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Authors Sun Yun;
Journal Journal of visualized experiments : JoVE
Year 2026
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technological innovation public health equity governance quality sustainable development g7 economies empirical methodology cs-ardl panel regression models digital infrastructure synergistic triad

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