Striving towards environmental sustainability: how natural resources, human capital, financial development, and economic growth interact with ecological footprint in China
Sayma Zia(Bahria University), Muhammad Khalid Anser(Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology), Danish Iqbal Godil(Bahria University), Muhammad Kamran Khan(Bahria University), Muhammad Umer Quddoos(Bahauddin Zakariya University), Munaza Bibi(Bahria University), Mustaghis ur Rahman(Bahria University), Mohammed Hassan Noor(Institute of Business Administration Karachi)
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