Mitigating poor environmental quality with technology, renewable and entrepreneur policies: A symmetric and asymmetric approaches
Özet
This is dual analysis of Turkish sustainable development amidst some high industrial and economic
activities. Turkey is currently prioritizing the economic growth to the environmental sustainability and
trying to achieve its 2023 goals and place in top 10 economies by date. This action might spark increase
in emission level and decrease the environmental quality for both term. For effective and clear analysis,
we apply the empirical analyses with both symmetric (dynamic ordinary least square-DOLS) and
asymmetric (nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag-NARDL) approaches in short run and the long run
periods for policy inferences through forecast. We apply the economic features (entrepreneurs, FDI,
technological innovation proxy by R&D, renewable energy and economic growth) of Turkey that are
important in determining both economic and environment development of the country to investigate its
ability to achieve its climate goals. Turkey's data of 1985e2018 were adopted. Findings from both approaches (symmetric and asymmetric) show that carbon emission can be reduced and good environmental quality obtained through the instruments of renewable energy, technological innovation, FDI and
entrepreneurial activities. A nexus is established among the instruments (renewable energy, technological innovation, entrepreneur activities and FDI) pointing towards carbon mitigation for Turkey, and
this gives support to the findings from both symmetric and asymmetric approaches. Also, from symmetric analysis with dynamic ordinary least square, EKC is found for the case of Turkey which shows the
ability of Turkey achieving its climate goal if right policies are implemented.
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