This study analyses sustainable development as a strategic factor for interpreting Ecuador's economic growth during the 2015–2024 period. The research was conducted using a quantitative approach and a non-experimental, longitudinal design, utilizing secondary data from official national and international sources. Throu...
Economic diversification has increasingly emerged as a strategic policy option for achieving sustainable development in resource-dependent economies such as Nigeria. Despite the country's abundant human and natural resources, its overdependence on crude oil exports has contributed to macroeconomic instability, weak ind...
The purpose of this study is to reassess the role of economic development as a driver of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) achievement by comparing GDP-centric metrics with multidimensional frameworks that incorporate human development, institutional quality, and environmental sustainability. Using a balanced panel d...
The research adopts the two‐stage Dynamic Network Directional Distance Function (DN‐DDF) model to objectively measure performance in economic development, social development and overall efficiency. In addition, the Malmquist total factor productivity (TFP) index is incorporated to analyse productivity changes during...
Introduction. Sustainable development discourse is getting more and more focused on the theory of post-growth, which presupposes the transformation of an economic system to achieve economic and social goals with no specific growth and no new non-renewable resources in a better environmental context. However, a signific...
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