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work_svvbkc77srhpbhej5rjzjox264	Lawan Wakil	Causal link between employment and renewable energy consumption: Evidence from Nigeria	2019	11	.pdf	application/pdf	5071	522	58	The paper examined the causal link between employment and renewable energy consumption in Nigeria for the period of 1991 to 2014 Numerous earlier country-specific studies for Nigeria analysed the causality pattern between economic growth and aggregate energy/electricity consumption, and some used the traditional Granger hypothesis represents unidirectional causality from energy consumption to economic growth/employment. The results in table 1 suggest that the variables of renewable energy consumption (REC) and employment (EMP) are both stationary after first differencing and thus, maximum order of integration (dmax) O.  CAUSAL LINK BETWEEN EMPLOYMENT AND RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA O.  CAUSAL LINK BETWEEN EMPLOYMENT AND RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA O.  CAUSAL LINK BETWEEN EMPLOYMENT AND RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA O.  CAUSAL LINK BETWEEN EMPLOYMENT AND RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA O.  CAUSAL LINK BETWEEN EMPLOYMENT AND RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSUMPTION: EVIDENCE FROM NIGERIA	./cache/work_svvbkc77srhpbhej5rjzjox264.pdf	./txt/work_svvbkc77srhpbhej5rjzjox264.txt