Impact of using information and communication technology and renewable energy on health expenditure: A case study from Pakistan
Authors:
- Khuram ShahzadKhuram Shahzad
- Zeng JianqiuZJZeng Jianqiu
- Muhammad HashimMHMuhammad Hashim
- Muhammad NazamMNMuhammad Nazam
- Lei WangLWLei Wang
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