Does distorted allocation of capital factors inhibit green technology innovation in Chinese cities? An empirical analysis based on spatial effect

Yao, Siling; Yu, Shenghua; Jia, Wentao

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-23419-5

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“…Wu and Hu [33] used on the impact of the synergistic effect of external government subsidies and internal relaxation on green technological innovation. Yao et al [34] confirmed empirically that the distortion of the allocation of capital factors not only has a significant inhibitory effect on the green technological innovation but also hinders the development of green technological innovation in the neighboring cities. In the above studies, the government is seldom considered as the subject of green technology innovation.…”

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Differential Game Study of Competitive Green Supply Chain Based on Green Public Technology Innovation and Product Greenness

Liang,

Wei

2023

IEEE Access

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Green public technological innovation is regarded as an indispensable tool for realizing sustainable development and coping with global challenges, and the major social challenges and global problems faced by mankind nowadays have put forward higher requirements for green technological innovation in the public sector. This paper considers the dynamic process of technological innovation, constructs a green public technology innovation supply chain consisting of the government and two competing manufacturers, uses a stochastic stopping model to portray the impact of the dynamic process of technological innovation on the green technology innovation supply chain, and studies the equilibrium strategies of green technology innovation under three models of decentralized decision-making, centralized decision-making, and government subsidy decision-making between the government and the manufacturers based on a differential game model. It is found that: (1) Higher probability of successful technological innovation and product greenness enhancement can effectively incentivize the government and manufacturers to increase R&D investment in green technological innovation before successful technological innovation.(2) Supply chain members will consider the marginal profit after technological innovation when deciding the R&D investment before technological innovation success. (3) Manufacturers' competition is beneficial to increase manufacturers' investment in technological innovation, but it will lead to a decrease in the rate of government subsidy. Government subsidies help to increase both parties' technological innovation investment and product greenness and achieve higher supply chain profits. (4) The centralized decision-making model can achieve the optimal green technology innovation strategy, product greenness, and supply chain profits compared with the decentralized decision-making model.INDEX TERMS green public technology innovation; manufacturer competition; product greenness; differential games

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 96%

Differential Game Study of Competitive Green Supply Chain Based on Green Public Technology Innovation and Product Greenness

Liang,

Wei

2023

IEEE Access

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“…Based on the above research, few studies have been conducted on green innovation involving urban economic resilience. Green innovation affects urban economic resilience by improving factor allocation [57], optimizing industrial structures [58], and utilizing human resource advantages [59]. This study fills this research gap by examining the impact of green innovation on urban economic resilience.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Cities may encourage specialization in the division of labor and boost production efficiency in terms of factor consumption and output by fully using the potential of inventive factor allocation. This might lessen a city's reliance on outside funding and improve its capacity to resist and recover from external risks [57].…”

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The Impact of Green Innovation Capacity on Urban Economic Resilience: Evidence from China’s Yangtze River Delta Region

Lv,

Zeng,

Liu

2023

Sustainability

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Urban green innovation plays a crucial role in achieving sustainable urban economic development, and urban economic resilience is an important manifestation of urban economic development. This prese nt study aims to investigate how green innovation contributes to urban economies’ resilience, which is essential for long-term urban agglomeration expansion and sustainable economic development. To decrease subjectivity and achieve comprehensive evaluation, this study first constructs an index system for evaluating green innovation capability on urban economic resilience, which contains 21 indicators in three areas, including innovation input, innovation output, and green innovation foundation, and the performs a scientific evaluation using the TOPSIS method. On this basis, using the Super-SBM model, the green innovation efficiency value of cities in the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) is calculated. Finally, ArcGIS 10.8 software is used to classify the economic resilience of the 26 cities in the YRD city cluster and analyze the spatial layout characteristics of urban economic resilience. The results show that: (1) the decision evaluation model used in this study is stable and effective, and it can effectively address the issues of subjective assessment processes and information redundancy; (2) green innovation capacity has a positive contribution to urban economic resilience, and its contribution is more significant for cities with strong economic strength; and (3) the green innovation capacity of the YRD city cluster is unevenly distributed, with Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, and Nanjing having high levels of green innovation capacity and strong urban economic resilience, thus forming the core area of cities radiating outward, showing a “core-edge” spatially. Finally, suggestions for improving the overall economic resilience of urban agglomerations are provided.

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Can digital infrastructure induce urban green innovation? New insights from China

Nie,

Zhong,

Feng

2023

Clean Techn Environ Policy

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Does distorted allocation of capital factors inhibit green technology innovation in Chinese cities? An empirical analysis based on spatial effect

Cited by 12 publications

References 38 publications

Differential Game Study of Competitive Green Supply Chain Based on Green Public Technology Innovation and Product Greenness

Differential Game Study of Competitive Green Supply Chain Based on Green Public Technology Innovation and Product Greenness

The Impact of Green Innovation Capacity on Urban Economic Resilience: Evidence from China’s Yangtze River Delta Region

Can digital infrastructure induce urban green innovation? New insights from China

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