Stephen Taiwo Onifade
Biographic Data
| ID | 6271091 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen Taiwo Onifade |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen Taiwo |
| FAMILY NAME | Onifade |
| SIGNATURE | ONIFADE S T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Department of International Trade and Logistics KTO Karatay University Konya Turkey |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1497-7835 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 15 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Do Social Consumption and Investment Patterns Drive Environmental Quality
To further understand the dimensions of responsible consumption and investment, this investigation explores how environmental quality is impacted by the consumption of social goods and services and the patterns of investments. By considering a panel of 30 Chinese provinces over the period 2007–2019 and comparing the fixed effects and random effects estimators, the results summarily indicate that expenditure on science and technology (with elastic…
Synthesizing Green Growth From Dynamic Capabilities Perspectives
Holistic approaches to meeting human needs while also protecting environmental resources and securing the ecological capacity needs of future generations are critical for sustainable development. Therefore, it is a strategic priority for firms to develop production and management practices that focus on sustainability at both economic and ecological levels. This study took a novel approach to extend the dynamic capabilities theory to a macroecono…
Investigating the determinants of household energy consumption in Nigeria
Quest for SDG ‐13
The Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG‐13) enunciates the need to combat climate change by encouraging necessary actions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and this laudable goal was re‐echoed at COP‐28 in the UAE. Although negatively impacted by climate change, the vast literature is silent on the Central Africa (CA) region. Thus, we empirically dissect the emission‐mitigating roles of green investment while integrating the moderating i…
Colligating ecological footprint and economic globalization after COP21
While economic globalization and resource utilization continue to foster growth among nations, the Paris Convention adopted at COP21 has highlighted some imminent environmental dangers facing humanity if pertinent collective climate actions are ignored. Thus, this study assesses the links between ecological footprint and economic globalization among the E7 nations in the aftermath of COP21. This study fills the gap in the literature on the E7 blo…
Extending the frontiers of financial development for sustainability of the Mena states
Resource abundance characterizes economies within the MENA region from North Africa to the Middle East. As such, to improve financial development (FD) for regional economic sustainability, this study provides a comprehensive analysis of the roles of natural resources abundance and institutional quality indicators on the region's FD while underscoring the inflationary levels and general economic growth trends amidst rising globalization. The adopt…
Assessing the drivers of (non)conventional energy portfolios in the South Asian economies
Energy is a vital component of economic development process, but part of the energy system including production and consumption of non‐renewable energy sources largely constitute environment setback. Interestingly, this research contributes to the growing debate on understanding the factors contributing to energy consumption portfolios using the case of five major South Asian economies including Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan f…
The synergistic roles of green openness and economic complexity in environmental sustainability of Europe's largest economy
Examining the dynamics of ecological footprint in China with spectral Granger causality and quantile-on-quantile approaches
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND WORLD ECOLOGY
Beyond the environmental Kuznets curve
Energy transition and environmental quality prospects in leading emerging economies
The world has witnessed a significant rise in greenhouse gas emissions since the end of the 20th century as several economies begin to emerge into industrial hubs and manufacturing giants across the globe. Thus, in the wake of global interest in clean energy development and campaign for sustainable climate and ecosystem, the role of the emerging countries in the debate is unarguably vital and demanding. Importantly, this study seeks to examine th…
How do technological innovation and renewables shape environmental quality advancement in emerging economies
Emissions from several emerging economies currently constitute the largest contributions to the global carbon emissions levels thereby triggering concerns on the prospects for achieving global environmental sustainability‐related goals (SGDs‐13 and 11). Thus, this research examines whether technological innovation and renewables pose any moderating roles in the environmental quality advancements of rapidly emerging economies using the bloc of the…
Synthesizing the impacts of information and communication technology advancement and educational developments on environmental sustainability
In the wake of the growing threats to humanity from climate change, we analyzed the information and communications technology (ICT)/education—environmental nexus from three distinct blocs including BRICS, MINT, and the G7 economies between 1990 and 2020. Two models were examined to reach the study's objectives. The first model evaluates whether education and ICT are essential for environmental sustainability via potential reduction in carbon emis…
Reconsidering trade and investment-led growth hypothesis
The need to revisit the trade and investment-led growth hypothesis in the case of Nigerian economy has become pertinent following the recent record drop of 15% in FDI inflows to West Africa. This fall in FDI flow to the region has been primarily attributed to the abysmal performance of Nigeria in attracting FDI as the largest economy in the sub-region despite an average rise in the rate of FDI flow to Africa as a continent at large. In this study…
Revisiting the Trade and Unemployment Nexus
The recent exacerbation of unemployment crisis in Nigeria stands to be a serious threat to both socio‐economic stability and progress of the country just as the report from the Bureau of Statistics shows that at least over 8.5 million people had no gainful employment at all as at the last quarter of the year 2017. It is on the above premise, that the present study explores the link between trade and unemployment for the case of Nigeria with the i…
Energy transition and environmental quality prospects in leading emerging economies
The world has witnessed a significant rise in greenhouse gas emissions since the end of the 20th century as several economies begin to emerge into industrial hubs and manufacturing giants across the globe. Thus, in the wake of global interest in clean energy development and campaign for sustainable climate and ecosystem, the role of the emerging countries in the debate is unarguably vital and demanding. Importantly, this study seeks to examine th…
Synthesizing the impacts of information and communication technology advancement and educational developments on environmental sustainability
In the wake of the growing threats to humanity from climate change, we analyzed the information and communications technology (ICT)/education—environmental nexus from three distinct blocs including BRICS, MINT, and the G7 economies between 1990 and 2020. Two models were examined to reach the study's objectives. The first model evaluates whether education and ICT are essential for environmental sustainability via potential reduction in carbon emis…
The synergistic roles of green openness and economic complexity in environmental sustainability of Europe's largest economy
Extending the frontiers of financial development for sustainability of the Mena states
Resource abundance characterizes economies within the MENA region from North Africa to the Middle East. As such, to improve financial development (FD) for regional economic sustainability, this study provides a comprehensive analysis of the roles of natural resources abundance and institutional quality indicators on the region's FD while underscoring the inflationary levels and general economic growth trends amidst rising globalization. The adopt…
Revisiting the Trade and Unemployment Nexus
The recent exacerbation of unemployment crisis in Nigeria stands to be a serious threat to both socio‐economic stability and progress of the country just as the report from the Bureau of Statistics shows that at least over 8.5 million people had no gainful employment at all as at the last quarter of the year 2017. It is on the above premise, that the present study explores the link between trade and unemployment for the case of Nigeria with the i…
Quest for SDG ‐13
The Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG‐13) enunciates the need to combat climate change by encouraging necessary actions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and this laudable goal was re‐echoed at COP‐28 in the UAE. Although negatively impacted by climate change, the vast literature is silent on the Central Africa (CA) region. Thus, we empirically dissect the emission‐mitigating roles of green investment while integrating the moderating i…
Assessing the drivers of (non)conventional energy portfolios in the South Asian economies
Energy is a vital component of economic development process, but part of the energy system including production and consumption of non‐renewable energy sources largely constitute environment setback. Interestingly, this research contributes to the growing debate on understanding the factors contributing to energy consumption portfolios using the case of five major South Asian economies including Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan f…
How do technological innovation and renewables shape environmental quality advancement in emerging economies
Emissions from several emerging economies currently constitute the largest contributions to the global carbon emissions levels thereby triggering concerns on the prospects for achieving global environmental sustainability‐related goals (SGDs‐13 and 11). Thus, this research examines whether technological innovation and renewables pose any moderating roles in the environmental quality advancements of rapidly emerging economies using the bloc of the…
Revisiting the Trade and Unemployment Nexus
The recent exacerbation of unemployment crisis in Nigeria stands to be a serious threat to both socio‐economic stability and progress of the country just as the report from the Bureau of Statistics shows that at least over 8.5 million people had no gainful employment at all as at the last quarter of the year 2017. It is on the above premise, that the present study explores the link between trade and unemployment for the case of Nigeria with the i…
Reconsidering trade and investment-led growth hypothesis
The need to revisit the trade and investment-led growth hypothesis in the case of Nigerian economy has become pertinent following the recent record drop of 15% in FDI inflows to West Africa. This fall in FDI flow to the region has been primarily attributed to the abysmal performance of Nigeria in attracting FDI as the largest economy in the sub-region despite an average rise in the rate of FDI flow to Africa as a continent at large. In this study…
Examining the dynamics of ecological footprint in China with spectral Granger causality and quantile-on-quantile approaches
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND WORLD ECOLOGY
Beyond the environmental Kuznets curve
Energy transition and environmental quality prospects in leading emerging economies
The world has witnessed a significant rise in greenhouse gas emissions since the end of the 20th century as several economies begin to emerge into industrial hubs and manufacturing giants across the globe. Thus, in the wake of global interest in clean energy development and campaign for sustainable climate and ecosystem, the role of the emerging countries in the debate is unarguably vital and demanding. Importantly, this study seeks to examine th…
How do technological innovation and renewables shape environmental quality advancement in emerging economies
Emissions from several emerging economies currently constitute the largest contributions to the global carbon emissions levels thereby triggering concerns on the prospects for achieving global environmental sustainability‐related goals (SGDs‐13 and 11). Thus, this research examines whether technological innovation and renewables pose any moderating roles in the environmental quality advancements of rapidly emerging economies using the bloc of the…
Synthesizing the impacts of information and communication technology advancement and educational developments on environmental sustainability
In the wake of the growing threats to humanity from climate change, we analyzed the information and communications technology (ICT)/education—environmental nexus from three distinct blocs including BRICS, MINT, and the G7 economies between 1990 and 2020. Two models were examined to reach the study's objectives. The first model evaluates whether education and ICT are essential for environmental sustainability via potential reduction in carbon emis…
Colligating ecological footprint and economic globalization after COP21
While economic globalization and resource utilization continue to foster growth among nations, the Paris Convention adopted at COP21 has highlighted some imminent environmental dangers facing humanity if pertinent collective climate actions are ignored. Thus, this study assesses the links between ecological footprint and economic globalization among the E7 nations in the aftermath of COP21. This study fills the gap in the literature on the E7 blo…
Extending the frontiers of financial development for sustainability of the Mena states
Resource abundance characterizes economies within the MENA region from North Africa to the Middle East. As such, to improve financial development (FD) for regional economic sustainability, this study provides a comprehensive analysis of the roles of natural resources abundance and institutional quality indicators on the region's FD while underscoring the inflationary levels and general economic growth trends amidst rising globalization. The adopt…
Assessing the drivers of (non)conventional energy portfolios in the South Asian economies
Energy is a vital component of economic development process, but part of the energy system including production and consumption of non‐renewable energy sources largely constitute environment setback. Interestingly, this research contributes to the growing debate on understanding the factors contributing to energy consumption portfolios using the case of five major South Asian economies including Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan f…
The synergistic roles of green openness and economic complexity in environmental sustainability of Europe's largest economy
Investigating the determinants of household energy consumption in Nigeria
Quest for SDG ‐13
The Sustainable Development Goal 13 (SDG‐13) enunciates the need to combat climate change by encouraging necessary actions to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and this laudable goal was re‐echoed at COP‐28 in the UAE. Although negatively impacted by climate change, the vast literature is silent on the Central Africa (CA) region. Thus, we empirically dissect the emission‐mitigating roles of green investment while integrating the moderating i…
Do Social Consumption and Investment Patterns Drive Environmental Quality
To further understand the dimensions of responsible consumption and investment, this investigation explores how environmental quality is impacted by the consumption of social goods and services and the patterns of investments. By considering a panel of 30 Chinese provinces over the period 2007–2019 and comparing the fixed effects and random effects estimators, the results summarily indicate that expenditure on science and technology (with elastic…
Synthesizing Green Growth From Dynamic Capabilities Perspectives
Holistic approaches to meeting human needs while also protecting environmental resources and securing the ecological capacity needs of future generations are critical for sustainable development. Therefore, it is a strategic priority for firms to develop production and management practices that focus on sustainability at both economic and ecological levels. This study took a novel approach to extend the dynamic capabilities theory to a macroecono…
Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (13 works) · Economics (12 works) · Sustainability (9 works) · Sustainable development (9 works) · Ecology (8 works) · Natural resource economics (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Renewable energy (5 works) · Climate Change Policy and Economics (4 works) · Economic growth (4 works)