Carbon Dioxide Emissions, economic growth and energy mix: empirical evidence from 93 countries

Elena Stolyarova

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Abstract: This paper provides an empirical analysis of CO2 emissions and economic growth, based on a panel dataset covering 93 countries over the period 1960-2008, and examines the challenge of country selection for homogenous and appropriates groups. Foremost, we have proposed a no parametric hierarchic clustering approach, based on 17 criteria and used the Hierarchical Clustering on Principal Components (HCPC). The results of the clustering indicate the optimal partition of 93 countries into 7 groups, each with its own characteristics. The unit root and cointegration tests show that the long-run relationship does not exist for any clusters and the nature of stationary is different between and into the groups. This result indicates the short-run relationship between CO2 emissions and its determinants. Dynamic Panel Data and WITHIN models were estimated to explain the growth rate of per capita CO2 emissions. It's found that the growth rate of per capita CO2 emissions depends positively on the growth rate of per capita GDP and negatively on the growth rate of energy mix.

Keywords: CO 2 emissions; Panel Data Analysis; Economic Growth; Hierarchical Clustering on Principal Components (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013-07
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Published in EcoMod 2013, Jul 2013, Prague, Czech Republic

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