Analysis and Measurement of Barriers to Green Transformation Behavior of Resource Industries

Li, Cunfang; Song, Tao; Wang, Wenfu; Gu, Xueping; Li, Zhan; Lai, Yongzeng

doi:10.3390/ijerph192113821

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“…Weak decoupling is mainly reflected in the process of economic and social governance of developing countries. That is, the economic pattern is transformed through factor replacement, industrial upgrading and governance capacity improvement, and the dependence of economic and social development on different factors is weakened, while some typical regions still need the support of resource products [33][34][35]. Negative decoupling indicates that the regional economic and social development is in the middle or late stage of industrialization, and the industrial pattern with the resource industry as the core occupies a dominant position, in which industrial development requires sustainable resource product guarantee, and it constantly causes damage to the ecological environment, requiring large ecological governance costs [36,37].…”

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Spatial-Temporal Heterogeneity and Decoupling Mechanism of Resource Curse, Environmental Regulation and Resource Industry Transformation in Post-Development Areas: Evidence from Inner Mongolia, China

Liu,

Zhang,

Liu

et al. 2024

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Resource curse and environmental regulation are the key bottlenecks that hinder the sustainable development of the resource industry. A reasonable assessment of the decoupling relationship between resource supply, environment regulation and resource industry transformation is helpful to promote the decision-making of industrial restructuring in post-development regions. Taking Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China as the research object, panel data related to resources, environment and industry from 2010 to 2021 are selected to evaluate the spatial and temporal evolution of regional resource supply security, environmental regulatory pressure and resource industry transformation efficiency, measure the decoupling index among the factors, and use geographic detector technology to identify the constraints affecting factor decoupling. The results show the following: (1) the resource curse effect of Inner Mongolia is not significant, and some resource industries have prominent advantages; (2) the security of resource supply and the transformation efficiency of the resource industry show overall upward trend, the pressure of environmental regulation is basically balanced, and the development level of factors in resource-endowed regions and central cities is relatively high; (3) the spatial and temporal evolution of the decoupling relationship between resource supply, environmental regulation and resource industry transformation is uncertain, and the resilience of regional economic and social governance is poor; (4) resource endowment and resource industry advantages are the key that restricts the decoupling of factors, and the cumulative effect of ecological governance is likely to lead to the randomness of the decoupling of environmental regulation and resource industry transformation. In addition, this study suggests that the post-development areas should pay attention to the classification of resource industry relief, trans-regional economic and social collaborative governance and special resources exploitation.

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confidence: 99%

Spatial-Temporal Heterogeneity and Decoupling Mechanism of Resource Curse, Environmental Regulation and Resource Industry Transformation in Post-Development Areas: Evidence from Inner Mongolia, China

Liu,

Zhang,

Liu

et al. 2024

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“…Labor input. Labor input uses the number of employees of listed enterprises in various companies in various years [52].…”

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Does Green Finance Promote the Green Transformation of China’s Manufacturing Industry?

et al. 2023

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The green transformation of the manufacturing industry is related to the low-carbon and green development of the economy. The study explored the impact mechanism of the implementation of green finance policy on the green transformation of China’s manufacturing industry from 2013 to 2021 from three aspects of capital formation and incentive, credit catalysis, integration and decentralization, and conducted a quasi-natural experiment using difference-in-difference (DID) model. Research finds that: (1) The implementation of green finance significantly promotes the green transformation of China’s manufacturing industry and has good sustainability. The mechanisms of fund formation and orientation, credit catalysis, integration and decentralization are the primary mechanism of green finance to promote the green transformation of the manufacturing industry, and the implementation effect of green finance has apparent heterogeneity; (2) The promoting effect of green finance on the green transformation of the manufacturing industry is solely vast in state-owned industries however now not enormous in non-state-owned industries; (3) The influence of green finance on the green transformation efficiency of manufacturing industry with a better information environment is more significant than manufacturing industry with a worse information environment; (4) Faced with the pressure of investing in green industries, the coping strategies adopted by enterprises in different industries are quite different. The promoting effect of green finance on the green transformation of the manufacturing industry is significant in low-competition industries but insignificant in high-competition industries. This study has enriched the research on the effect of green finance policies, explored solutions based on quasi-nature, and provided policy references for the green transformation of the manufacturing industry.

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The Dynamic Evolution of China's Industrial Green Transformation from 2011–2020: A Comprehensive Study Based on Intertemporal Transition

2023

Appl. Spatial Analysis

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Analysis and Measurement of Barriers to Green Transformation Behavior of Resource Industries

Cited by 5 publications

References 27 publications

Spatial-Temporal Heterogeneity and Decoupling Mechanism of Resource Curse, Environmental Regulation and Resource Industry Transformation in Post-Development Areas: Evidence from Inner Mongolia, China

Spatial-Temporal Heterogeneity and Decoupling Mechanism of Resource Curse, Environmental Regulation and Resource Industry Transformation in Post-Development Areas: Evidence from Inner Mongolia, China

Does Green Finance Promote the Green Transformation of China’s Manufacturing Industry?

The Dynamic Evolution of China's Industrial Green Transformation from 2011–2020: A Comprehensive Study Based on Intertemporal Transition

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