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The electrification-social development nexus in Bangladesh: Do governmental policies matter? / Rahaman, Mohammad; Islam, Md.; Polbitsyn, Sergei и др.
в: Utilities Policy, Том 86, 101690, 02.2024.

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Rahaman, M, Islam, M, Polbitsyn, S & Abbas, S 2024, 'The electrification-social development nexus in Bangladesh: Do governmental policies matter?', Utilities Policy, Том. 86, 101690. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jup.2023.101690

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Rahaman, M., Islam, M., Polbitsyn, S., & Abbas, S. (2024). The electrification-social development nexus in Bangladesh: Do governmental policies matter? Utilities Policy, 86, [101690]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jup.2023.101690

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Rahaman M, Islam M, Polbitsyn S, Abbas S. The electrification-social development nexus in Bangladesh: Do governmental policies matter? Utilities Policy. 2024 февр.;86:101690. doi: 10.1016/j.jup.2023.101690

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Rahaman, Mohammad ; Islam, Md. ; Polbitsyn, Sergei и др. / The electrification-social development nexus in Bangladesh: Do governmental policies matter?. в: Utilities Policy. 2024 ; Том 86.

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title = "The electrification-social development nexus in Bangladesh: Do governmental policies matter?",
abstract = "Electrification can advance sustainability and social development. This study investigates the contribution of electrification to various aspects of societal development, i.e., educational development, human development, and gender inequality, within the purview of economic globalization, economic growth, and governmental policies in Bangladesh, covering the data during 1990–2019. Employing the dynamic autoregressive distributed lag (DARDL) simulation approach, we have established a positive impact of electricity on the decomposed parameters of social development in Bangladesh. Finally, we employ the DARDL simulation-based counterfactual analysis procedure, testing the effects of 1% and 5% () shocks to the regressors and their effects on the dependent variables.",
author = "Mohammad Rahaman and Md. Islam and Sergei Polbitsyn and Shujaat Abbas",
note = "The research funding from the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation (Ural Federal University Program of Development within the Priority-2030 Program) is gratefully acknowledged.",
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