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Data for: Globalization, energy consumption and environmental quality in South Africa: Startling empirical evidence from the Maki-Cointegration test

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environment and energy

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Data used for the submitted manuscript titled: Globalization, energy consumption and environmental quality in South Africa: Startling empirical evidence from the Maki-Cointegration test.

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EconomicsEnergy EconomicsEnvironmental AnalysisPollutant

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