#4815. Technology- and logistics-induced carbon emissions obstructing the Green supply chain management agenda: evidence from 101 countries

August 2026publication date
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Management Science and Operations Research;
Business and International Management;
Strategy and Management;
Management of Technology and Innovation;
Management Information Systems;
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Abstract:
This study examined the relationship between technological innovation, logistics performance, economic growth, and carbon emissions. It assessed Green Supply Chain Management (GSCM) practices across 101 countries from 20XX to 20XX. The panel quantile regressions results confirmed the hump-shaped relationship between technology-induced carbon emissions and countries’ economic growth in different quantile distributions. Logistics-induced carbon emissions show an increasing relationship with economic growth obstructing GSCMs agenda at the entire quantile distribution. The impact of insurance and financial services (IFS) and industry value-added positively affects the per capita income of countries GSCM practices. The causal inferences exhibit a feedback relationship between technological innovation, carbon emissions, logistics performance, and economic growth. In contrast, industry value-added Granger causes economic growth and IFS across countries.
Keywords:
carbon emissions; Green supply chain management; industry value-added; logistics performance index; panel quantile regression; technology innovation

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