| dc.description.abstract | This study examines six key elements that influence sustainable development (SD)
on a worldwide scale: renewable energy investment, financial inclusion, green innovation,
economic growth, human development, and tax revenue. This study utilized data from 2000 to
2022 to assess the statistical relationship between variables, dependent (SD) and independent.
The study's findings demonstrated a statistically significant negative association between
renewable energy investment, taxes revenue and sustainable development, despite financial
inclusion, green innovation, economic growth, and human development have a favorable
relationship. These findings underscore the importance of increasing investment in financial
inclusion, green innovation, economic growth, and human development. Theoretically, this
work contributes to a better understanding of the factors that influence sustainable
development, based on previous research on this topic. In practice, the study’s findings can
help policymakers and stakeholders establish successful national and international initiatives
to promote sustainable development. | en_US |
