Shreya Pal
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Shreya Pal investigates the intersection of economic globalization and environmental sustainability, with a primary focus on India’s ecological footprint. Her most-cited work, “How economic globalization affects the ecological footprint in India? A novel dynamic ARDL simulations” (2023), employs cutting-edge time series econometrics to disentangle the complex relationships between globalization, economic growth, energy consumption, and environmental degradation. By applying dynamic autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) simulations, Pal provides robust empirical evidence on how global economic integration has shaped India’s environmental trajectory from 1990 to 2018. Her research offers critical insights for policymakers seeking to balance development with ecological preservation, demonstrating that globalization’s environmental impacts are neither uniformly positive nor negative but depend on contextual factors. With 23 citations for this seminal paper, Pal’s work has quickly gained recognition among environmental economists and sustainability scholars. Her methodological rigor—particularly her use of novel simulation techniques to address endogeneity and structural breaks—sets a new standard for time-series environmental research in developing economies. Pal’s contributions are especially valuable for students and researchers interested in applied econometrics, sustainable development, and the environmental consequences of economic integration in the Global South.
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