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Comparative Analysis of Gini Coefficient, GDP, Energy Consumption, and Transportation Modes on CO 2 Using NARDL (Nonlinear Distributed Lag Autoregressive Model) for the USA. (2024). Artekin, Aye Zge ; Kalayci, Salih.
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  38. Economic impact of CO2 emissions on Thailands growth and climate change mitigation policy: A modelling analysis. (2013). Tran, Van Hoa ; van Hoa, Tran ; Limskul, Kitti.
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  46. The role of technology transfer for the development of a local wind component industry in Chile. (2011). Garcia, Rodrigo ; Mendiluce, Maria ; Morales, Dario ; Pueyo, Ana.
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