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ArticleFinancial instability and CO2 emissions: the case of Saudi Arabia

Fanchen Meng2018

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Financial instability and CO2 emissions: the case of Saudi Arabia

Fanchen Meng · Jianjun Zhang · Zefeng Xu

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Published2018-07-02

VenueEnvironmental Science and Pollution Research

ISSN-L0944-1344

Languageen

Citations83

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ShelfEnergy, Environment, Economic Growth

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