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Spillovers and hedging effectiveness of non-ferrous metals and sub-sectoral clean energy stocks in time and frequency domain

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  28. Qiao, Sen & Chang, Yuan & Mai, Xi Xi & Dang, Yi Jing, 2024. "Climate policy uncertainty, clean energy and energy metals: A quantile time-frequency spillover study," Energy Economics, Elsevier, vol. 139(C).
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