Corporate Social Responsibility of Cooperative Organizations: Accounting and Reporting Tools

Serebryakova, T.Yu.; Кондрашова, О Р; Gordeeva, Olga; Kurtaeva, Olga Yu.; Ivanova, Irina L.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-77000-6_147

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“…Incorporating economic and financial sector policies into this framework makes sense, given their influence on the financial sector. Serebryakova et al (2022) stated that second‐best solutions are appropriate when addressing many market failures simultaneously, such as when addressing one externality will reduce another, such as welfare. If, for example, those who will be negatively affected by climate change lack the financial resources to make the necessary productive investments, and if inefficiencies in capital markets mean that they will be unable to provide the required low‐carbon finance, then sustainable financial measures may be necessary (Lepitzki & Axsen, 2018).…”

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RETRACTED: Optimization of renewable energy supply for a carbon neutral society: Role of environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation through the lens of game theory

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2023

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Nations maximize green technologies and renewable energy to address climate change and reach sustainable development goals. As a result of the Paris Climate Agreement, several countries have made reducing or eliminating their carbon footprints a primary priority. Using a game theoretical perspective, this article analyses empirical data from 2011 to 2021 to determine the impact that renewable energy, environmental regulation, sustainable finance, and financial innovation will have on the ability to emerge from Asian nations in order to achieve a carbon‐neutral society. The cross‐section dependence, panel unit root, and augmented mean group tests confirmed the zero‐carbon environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis. As a result, it is observed that the availability of renewable energy, environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation greatly cut carbon emissions and boosts national capabilities to reach the carbon neutrality target. The reduction of sectoral risks and carbon emissions, as well as achieving a sustainable and carbon‐neutral society. It would be facilitated by nations capitalizing on and reinforcing these variables and expanding investment in green recovery.

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RETRACTED: Optimization of renewable energy supply for a carbon neutral society: Role of environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation through the lens of game theory

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2023

Geological Journal

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“…In recent decades, conservation of the natural environment and its resources has garnered considerable attention (Serebryakova et al, 2022). Ecologists and related stakeholders deserve credit for exerting substantial pressure on the industry to quit its dependency on fossil fuels and transition to renewable or environmentally friendly energy sources (Yu et al, 2022).…”

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Role of sustainable finance, geopolitical risk and economic growth in renewable energy investment: Empirical evidence from China

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The global economic recession caused by COVID‐19 has posed a severe threat to the feasibility of renewable energy projects, hampering the United Nation (UN) sustainable development goals. Sustainable financing (SF) is a crucial instrument for promoting investment in renewable energy (IRE) sources, as it is regarded as a crucial aspect in achieving long‐term sustainability. This study sheds insight on the impact of SF, geopolitical risk (GPR), economic growth (EG), and environmental regulation (ER) on IRE sources by evaluating 10 years of data from 35 Chinese energy businesses from 2012 to 2021. The data analysis is done by utilizing quantile regression and dynamic analytic techniques, demonstrating that SF, EG, and ER have a significant positive effect on IRE sources. However, GPR has a significant detrimental impact on IRE in China. This is one of the early studies to examine the crucial role of SF, GPR, EG, and ER in IRE, which is critical for environmental sustainability. In addition, it provides policymakers and environmentalists with crucial insights for developing and executing environmental strategies that can deliver long‐term benefits and meet SD goals.

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How does the government's sustainable consumption policy enkindle sustainable consumption behaviors in the consumer public?

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Corporate Social Responsibility of Cooperative Organizations: Accounting and Reporting Tools

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

RETRACTED: Optimization of renewable energy supply for a carbon neutral society: Role of environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation through the lens of game theory

RETRACTED: Optimization of renewable energy supply for a carbon neutral society: Role of environmental regulations, sustainable finance, and financial innovation through the lens of game theory

Role of sustainable finance, geopolitical risk and economic growth in renewable energy investment: Empirical evidence from China

How does the government's sustainable consumption policy enkindle sustainable consumption behaviors in the consumer public?

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