Contemporaneous and lagged R2 decomposed connectedness technique to explore interlinkages between green logistics, environmental issues and green and dirty energy consumption in Vietnam

Purpose This study aims to empirically connect green logistics performance, renewable energy, non-renewable energy, CO 2 emissions and gross domestic product in Vietnam from 2000 to 2022. Design/methodology/approach Within this study, the author uses innovative tools, specifically a R2 decomposed linkage method, to scrutinize the connections between green logistics, environmental issues and the use of green and dirty energy. Findings The results highlight the two-way relationship between green logistics and energy security in Vietnam. Green logistics plays various roles in diverse periods, from a net shock transmitter to a net shock receiver in the designed system. Using a dynamic and contemporaneous dynamic linkage method, this study emphasizes the change in the role and the dominance of green logistics and renewable energy consumption. Notably, the unexpected shocks also lead to changes in these variables’ roles. Originality/value This paper presents two significant contributions to the existing body of literature. Firstly, as previously emphasized, this research marks a pioneering effort to examine the connection between green logistics, environmental issues and the use of green and dirty energy when it comes to developing nations such as Vietnam. Secondly, this research introduces a novel approach to investigating the interconnectedness of volatility across diverse markets, offering a more suitable method for such analyses. Within this study, the author uses innovative tools, specifically an R2 decomposed linkage method, to scrutinize the connections between green logistics, environmental issues and the use of green and dirty energy. In this analysis, the author examined data from 2000 through 2022. A thorough analysis is presented using the data, exploring the connections between the volatilities resulting from various problems in Vietnam.

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Journal of Global Responsibility
Published
2024-09-05
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https://doi.org/10.1108/jgr-03-2024-0049
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2
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Contemporaneous and lagged R2 decomposed connectedness technique to explore interlinkages between green logistics, environmental issues and green and dirty energy consumption in Vietnam

Lê Thanh Hà
2 citations
Journal of Global Responsibility
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
1.11
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Contemporaneous and lagged R2 decomposed connectedness technique to explore interlinkages between green logistics, environmental issues and green and dirty energy consumption in Vietnam

Lê Thanh Hà
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2 citations

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Purpose This study aims to empirically connect green logistics performance, renewable energy, non-renewable energy, CO 2 emissions and gross domestic product in Vietnam from 2000 to 2022. Design/methodology/approach Within this study, the author uses innovative tools, specifically a R2 decomposed linkage method, to scrutinize the connections between green logistics, environmental issues and the use of green and dirty energy. Findings The results highlight the two-way relationship between green logistics and energy security in Vietnam. Green logistics plays various roles in diverse periods, from a net shock transmitter to a net shock receiver in the designed system. Using a dynamic and contemporaneous dynamic linkage method, this study emphasizes the change in the role and the dominance of green logistics and renewable energy consumption. Notably, the unexpected shocks also lead to changes in these variables’ roles. Originality/value This paper presents two significant contributions to the existing body of literature. Firstly, as previously emphasized, this research marks a pioneering effort to examine the connection between green logistics, environmental issues and the use of green and dirty energy when it comes to developing nations such as Vietnam. Secondly, this research introduces a novel approach to investigating the interconnectedness of volatility across diverse markets, offering a more suitable method for such analyses. Within this study, the author uses innovative tools, specifically an R2 decomposed linkage method, to scrutinize the connections between green logistics, environmental issues and the use of green and dirty energy. In this analysis, the author examined data from 2000 through 2022. A thorough analysis is presented using the data, exploring the connections between the volatilities resulting from various problems in Vietnam.

Journal of Global Responsibility
National Economics University (VN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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