Nuclear Energy Consumption and Growth Nexus in G-6: Evidence from Bootstrap Rolling Window


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  • Mehmet Akif DESTEK Gaziantep University

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This study utilizes the bootstrap rolling window causality approach to investigate the causal linkage between nuclear energy consumption and economic growth for different sample periods. Previous studies were based on assume of either causal or non-causal linkage availability for all sample periods. In order to determine the causality in each period, the bootstrap rolling window causality test is used in this study. The study concluded that a predictive power of nuclear energy consumption on economic growth exists only for Canada. Especially in United Kingdom, the “neutrality hypothesis” is supported strongly.Keywords: Nuclear energy consumption; Economic growth; G-6 countries; Time varyingJEL Classifications: O13; Q4

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Mehmet Akif DESTEK, Gaziantep University

Department of economics

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2015-07-13

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DESTEK, M. A. (2015). Nuclear Energy Consumption and Growth Nexus in G-6: Evidence from Bootstrap Rolling Window. International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, 5(3), 759–764. Retrieved from https://econjournals.com/index.php/ijeep/article/view/1254

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