The Role of Technological Innovation in a Dynamic Model of the Environmental Supply Chain Curve: Evidence from a Panel of 102 Countries
Muhammad Khalid Anser(Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University), Zainudin Abu Bakar(University of Technology Malaysia), Yasinta Indrianti(Universitas Karo), Khalid Zaman(University of Haripur), Usama Awan(University of Inland Norway), Muhammad Imran, Sasmoko Sasmoko(Binus University), Aqeel Khan(University of Technology Malaysia), Muhammad Azhar Khan(University of Haripur), Rubeena Batool(University of Balochistan)
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