Turbulent Currents or Steady Streams? Geopolitical Risk, Governance, and Sustainable Pathways in the E7

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Geopolitical risk negatively affects green growth, yet higher education levels enhance resilience with robust governance.
The study identifies the need for better governance and education, linking them to improved green growth outcomes in E7 countries.
Analysis employing Cross‐Sectionally Augmented Autoregressive Distributed Lag models reveals critical interactions between risk, governance, and growth.
Policy implications suggest strategic investments in education and renewable energy can foster sustainable development in response to instability.

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Analysis shows green growth is shaped by governance and education in E7, highlighting policy implications on sustainability.

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