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37. The role of the COVID-19 pandemic in time-frequency connectedness between oil market shocks and green bond markets: Evidence from the wavelet-based quantile approaches. (2023). Ren, Xiaohang ; Gözgör, Giray ; Qi, Yinshu ; Wei, Ping ; Gozgor, Giray.
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38. Do oil shocks affect the green bond market?. (2023). Vo, Xuan Vinh ; Zeitun, Rami ; Ahmad, Nasir ; Ur, Mobeen ; Raheem, Ibrahim D.
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39. The Impact of Sustainable Bond Issuances in the Economic Growth of the Latin American and Caribbean Countries. (2022). Cruz Rambaud, Salvador ; Bernabe, Lorena Carolina ; Pascual, Joaquin Lopez.
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40. Green Bonds as an Instrument for Financing Ecological Investments in the V4 Countries. (2022). Hada-Dyduch, Monika ; Czech, Maria ; Cichy, Janusz ; Puszer, Blandyna.
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43. The role of ESG scoring and greenwashing risk in explaining the yields of green bonds: A conceptual framework and an econometric analysis. (2022). Baldi, Francesco ; Pandimiglio, Alessandro.
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44. Is green finance really a blessing for green technology and carbon efficiency?. (2022). Zhu, Mengnan ; Pang, Lidong ; Yu, Haiyan.
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