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Do green bonds reduce CO2 emissions? Evidence from developed and developing nations
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International Journal of Emerging Markets (2025) 20 (7): 2913–2934.
Published: 12 December 2023
... and developing countries and country categorizations based on sustainable development. Design/methodology/approach The study selects a sample of 44 countries from 2016–2020. The authors use trend analysis and box plots to analyze the present GBs and CO2 emissions scenarios. Further, the panel data regression...
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Emerging multinationals' strategic asset-seeking M&As: a systematic review
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International Journal of Emerging Markets (2021) 16 (7): 1348–1372.
Published: 29 April 2021
...-seeking (SAS) mergers and acquisitions (M&As) targeting firms in developed countries. Such SAS M&As have been ascribed to the aim of acquiring or augmenting firm-specific advantages, rather than exploiting existing advantages. A literature review is needed to synthesize the growing number...
