The Nexus of Energy, Finance, Governance and Remittances with Economic Complexity and Ecological Footprints in SAARC Economies
Journal: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy
Year: 2026

This assessment delves into the intensity of SAARC's government effectiveness, financial development, renewable energy, remittances, and GDP on the country's ecological footprint and economic complexity. Data applied to the economic complexity (EC) and ecological footprint (EFP) model covers 1995–2021. Judging by the Discoll-Kraay Standard Error analysis, financial development itself and its indices, including financial Institutions and the financial market amplifies ecological footprint and eco