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ANAM UL HAQ GANIE
Woxsen School of Business, ISB&M, Bangalore, Central University of Kashmir
Research areas: Economics, Econometrics and Finance · Economics and Econometrics · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth · Climate Change Policy and Economics · Renewable energy and sustainable power systems
Employment
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Woxsen School of Business Assistant Professor2026 - Present
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ISB&M, Bangalore Assistant Professor2025 - 2025
Education
- 2021 - 2025
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (15)
- Does the obesity Kuznets curve exist in India? Evidence from smooth transition autoregressive model Save
- Renewable Energy Transition and Public Debt Dynamics: Implications for Fiscal Sustainability Save
- Managing resource wealth for financial sustainability: Do coal, oil and mineral rents constrain financial development? Save
- Deciphering the temporal sequence of sustainability transitions in India: does carbon mitigation precede renewable energy adoption? Save
- Digital economy and energy transition in SAARC countries: an empirical analysis using CS-ARDL and JKS causality Save
- Does nuclear energy promote sustainable economic growth in the low-carbon transition? Evidence from a non-linear and asymmetric analysis Save
- Two Decades of Gender Responsive Budgeting in India: A Stocktaking Save
- Gender Inequality and Human Development in India: An Empirical Analysis Save
- Reassessing the energy - finance - growth triangle in India: evidence from asymmetric and non-linear modelling Save
- Unveiling the nexus of renewable energy, institutional quality and financial development in India’s carbon emission landscape Save
- Assessing the nonlinear impact of economic growth and renewable energy consumption on CO2 emissions in India: recent evidence from smooth transition autoregression model Save
- Investigating the agriculture-induced environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis in South Asian economies Save
- Navigating the path to carbon efficiency: an integrated analysis of institutional quality, fossil fuel efficiency, structural changes and renewable energy in India's sustainability journey Save
- Students’ Perception and Gender Differences in Digital Learning During COVID-19: A consensus Based Approach Save
- Impact of CO2 emissions, renewable and non-renewable energy consumption on economic growth of India: An empirical evidence from ARDL bounds approach Save