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7. ICT's impact on CO2emissions in GCC region: The relevance of energy use and financial development

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Islam, Md Saiful, Rahaman, Sk Habibur, Rehman, Anis ur, and Khan, Imran

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This study looks into ICT's asymmetrical impact on emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) controlling energy use and financial development (FD) in GCC countries. It uses panel data covering 1995–2019, employs 2nd generation unit root and Westerlund cointegration tests, and applies panel-pooled “generalized least square (GLS)” techniques. The “pooled mean group (PMG)” method and the “Dumitrescu-Hurlin (D-H)” causality test are employed to verify the robustness of GLS estimation. The bootstrap cointegration test corroborates a long-run cointegration among variables. GLS findings exhibit an asymmetric relation between ICT and CO2emissions; both the affirmative and negative shocks of ICT and FD are associated with decreased CO2emissions, while energy use enhances the latter. Hence, promoting ICT is essential to reduce CO2discharges in the GCC region due to its large negative stimulus on CO2emissions. The PMG estimation also produces findings similar to those of the GLS outcomes and verifies the GLS outcomes' robustness. The D-H causality check also validates the GLS and PMG outcomes.

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2023
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8. Child Labor in the Harmful Work and Concerned Issues: Bangladesh Perspective

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Hossain, Mohammad Jamal, Rahaman, Sk. Habibur, Hossain, Mohammad Jamal, and Rahaman, Sk. Habibur

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Child labor, a sheer reality in Bangladesh like many other developing countries, is one of the major socio-economic problems in the country. The working children, as a socio-economic group, happened to be the most disadvantaged because for survival of self and family. They are forced to work for living, sacrificing their childhood along with their future. Studies revealed that one in every six children in Bangladesh was working children. The gravity of the situation led my initiative to study on “Prevalence of Child Labor in Harmful Work in the work area at Dhaka, Khulna and Kurigram. The study looked into one of the key aspects of child protection prevalence of harmful child labor using the definition of children and harmful labor. The study also generated baseline information on major characteristics of child labor including income and household dependency on work/income from the children.

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2011

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