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Matheus Koengkan

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TITLE: Exploring necessary and sufficient conditions for carbon emission intensity: a comparative analysis Full Text
AUTHORS: Kazemzadeh, Emad; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Salehnia, Narges; Koengkan, Matheus ; Silva, Nuno ;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH

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TITLE: Impact of a health promotion program on hospital admission expenses for stroke in the Brazilian state of Pernambuco Full Text
AUTHORS: da Guarda, Flavio Renato Barros; Koengkan, Matheus ; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH-HEIDELBERG

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TITLE: Impact of the obesity epidemic on economic growth in Latin American and Caribbean countries
AUTHORS: Matheus Koengkan ; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Aida Isabel Pereira Tavares; Silva, Nuno;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: Obesity Epidemic and the Environment

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TITLE: Interactions between obesity, economic growth, globalisation, urbanisation and poverty in Latin American and Caribbean countries
AUTHORS: Matheus Koengkan ; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Aida Isabel Pereira Tavares; Silva, Nuno;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: Obesity Epidemic and the Environment

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TITLE: Relationship between the share of renewable electricity consumption, economic complexity, financial development, and oil prices: A two-step club convergence and PVAR model approach
AUTHORS: Kazemzadeh, E; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Koengkan, M ; Shadmehri, MTA;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: International Economics, VOLUME: 173

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TITLE: Renewable Energy Consumption and Economic Growth
AUTHORS: FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Matheus Koengkan ; Renato Filipe de Barros Santiago;
PUBLISHED: 2023

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TITLE: Renewable Energy Consumption and Economic Growth-Special Issue Full Text
AUTHORS: FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Koengkan, Matheus ; de Barros Santiago, Renato Filipe;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: SUSTAINABILITY, VOLUME: 15, ISSUE: 6

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TITLE: Renewable energy deployment in Europe: Do politics matter? Full Text
AUTHORS: Silva, Nuno ; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Koengkan, Matheus ; Kazemzadeh, Emad; Kaymaz, Volkan;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

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TITLE: The Asymmetric Impact of Energy's Paradigm Transition on Environmental Degradation: a Macroeconomic Evidence from Latin American and the Caribbean Countries
AUTHORS: Koengkan, Matheus ; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Vieira, Isabel;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: JOURNAL OF THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY

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TITLE: The consequences of the obesity epidemic on food production: empirical evidence from Latin American and Caribbean countries
AUTHORS: Matheus Koengkan ; FUINHAS, JOSÉ ALBERTO ; Aida Isabel Pereira Tavares; Silva, Nuno;
PUBLISHED: 2023, SOURCE: Obesity Epidemic and the Environment

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