Business Density, Financial Development and Carbon Footprints: Examining the Energy-Sustainability Trade-off in East Asia and the Pacific

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Higher business density correlates with greater financial development, but may increase carbon footprints.
Findings show that financial growth in East Asia often leads to higher carbon emissions and energy consumption.
The study employs a panel dataset from multiple countries in East Asia and the Pacific, ensuring a comprehensive examination.
Highlights the challenges of balancing economic development with environmental sustainability in the region.

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Analysis reveals a trade-off between financial development and carbon footprints in East Asia, suggesting implications for sustainability policies.

Osabohien et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals a trade-off between financial development and carbon footprints in East Asia, suggesting implications for sustainability policies.