Haroon ur Rashid Khan|Bushra Usman|Khalid Zaman|Abdelmohsen A. Nassani|Mohamed Haffar|Gulnaz Muneer
The impact of carbon pricing, climate financing, and financial literacy on COVID-19 cases: go-for-green healthcare policies
University of Wollongong in Dubai|Forman Christian College|University of Haripur|King Saud University|University of Business and Technology|University of Birmingham|Bahauddin Zakariya University
climate finance carbon pricing regarded sustainable policy mechanisms mitigating negative environmental externalities via development green financing projects imposition taxes carbon pollution generation financial literacy indicates beneficial invest cleaner technology advance environmental sustainability goal current wave covid19 epidemic detrimental effect world economies health income pandemic crisis dwarfs previous global financial crises terms scope severity collapsing global financial markets studys primary contribution constructing climate funding index cfi based four critical factors inbound foreign direct investment renewable energy usage research development spending carbon damages crosssectional panel 43 nations research evaluates effect climate funding financial literacy carbon pricing lowering exposure coronavirus cases study utilized newtonraphson marquardt steps estimate current parameter estimates evaluating covid19 prediction model level regressors using robust least squares regression model sestimator additionally innovation accounting matrix predicts estimations specific period findings indicate climate finance significantly reduces coronavirus exposure introducing green financing initiatives benefit human health eventually strengthens immune systems ability fight infectious illnesses financial literacy carbon pricing hand ineffectual controlling coronavirus infections due rising economic activity densely inhabited areas enable transmission coronavirus cases across countries similar findings obtained using alternative regression apparatus covid19 predicted variable used response variable climate financing shown favorable impact containing coronavirus exposure shown innovation accounting matrix carbon pricing would drastically decrease coronavirus cases exposure time horizon study concludes climate finance carbon pricing critical improving air quality indicators improved countries health wealth allowing reduce coronavirus infections via sustainable healthcare reforms