Gross domestic product (GDP) has been inappropriately used as the main indicator for
assessing the sustainability of economic development for a long time. Inclusive wealth (IW) …

We explore the nexus between sustainability and economic growth in Indonesia between
1990 and 2014, using an inclusive wealth framework that covers the country's unique …

This paper explores the effects of economic growth, urbanization, industry, and trade
openness on coal consumption in Indonesia over the period 1970–2015. To closely adhere …

In modern economies, the advancement of well‐being of the citizens should be in an
inclusive and sustainable way. In this respect, the sustainable welfare targets should …

Increasing the efficiency of the household sector's energy consumption plays a significant
role in reducing CO 2 emissions, particularly for Indonesia, the world's fourth most populous …

China's energy-intensive industries utilize the leading proportion of coal to meet the demand
for its industrial outputs, while on the other hand, these industries also assure the provision …

This work is based on the conjecture that multiple motivational pathways might lead to the
adoption of green innovations. A sequence of two studies was designed to identify motives …

This study explores the relationship between inclusive wealth, economic growth, and
productivity of natural capital (including forestry, fishery, fossil energy reserves and minerals) …

The industrial sector in China is energy-intensive and accounts for more than 60% of the
nation's total energy consumption (demand). Narrating the story behind the growth of …

To understand the trajectory of sustainability, it is important to measure historical and future
projections of productive capital that contribute to wellbeing. This study considers a …