The Nexus of Energy Consumption and Economic Growth: A Case Study of the East Asia and Pacific Region

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Energy consumption negatively impacts economic growth in the East Asia and Pacific region, revealing a troubling trend.
Findings indicate that increased energy consumption does not promote growth, suggesting a need for policy reform.
The study utilizes Feasible Generalized Least Squares to address econometric challenges in panel data analysis.
Results imply that strategies focusing on reducing energy consumption and promoting efficiency may enhance sustainability.

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Analysis demonstrates negative effects of energy consumption on economic growth in East Asia and Pacific, suggesting policy shifts are needed.

Trinh Doan Tuan Linh (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis demonstrates negative effects of energy consumption on economic growth in East Asia and Pacific, suggesting policy shifts are needed.