The Nexus Among Tourism, Urbanisation and CO2 Emissions in South Asia: A Panel Analysis
Purpose – Tourism and urbanisation are two significant determinants of economic growth and have been identified as top contributors to CO2 emissions. We examine the nexus among tourism, urbanisation, and CO2 emissions in South Asia by providing empirical evidence using panel data analysis. Design –...
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