Has green finance facilitated China’s low-carbon economic transition?

Li, Wenqi; Fan, Jingjing; Zhao, Jinwei

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-19891-8

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“…Jiang et al [16] proposed a green finance index system based on an improved entropy model and applied these index systems to forecasting in some common economic fields. Green finance is closely related to the current development direction of China's low-carbon economy, and its concepts and policies are helpful to promote the development of China's current low-carbon economy [17,18]. G20 leaders proposed seven optional measures at the 2016 Hangzhou summit, emphasizing the need to "develop green finance."…”

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Green Finance Evaluation Based on Neural Network Model

Wang

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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The weights of green finance indicators are established in accordance with the AHP in order to suggest an evaluation system that is more thorough and reasonable and to construct an evaluation index system. The findings indicate that the growth of urban green finance is more closely correlated with the development of environmental protection businesses, capital allocation efficiency, and governmental and social capital support. Regulation of consumption also has a significant impact. In order to encourage the growth of urban green finance, this paper analyzes the scoring outcomes and changes for each city and offers solutions and recommendations.

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Green Finance Evaluation Based on Neural Network Model

Wang

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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“…Fourth, improving financial innovation capabilities and strengthening financial supervision are also critical. Compared with Britain, Japan and the United States, China’s financial innovation capacity is insufficient [ 112 ]. China needs to develop green and low-carbon financial products and promote the transformation of green finance.…”

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Financial Measures to Reduce Carbon Emissions in Britain, Japan and the United States: A SWOT Analysis

Zhang

Wei

2022

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To mitigate global warming, China, the world’s largest greenhouse gas emitter, has set the goals of achieving carbon peak by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060, and financial measures could play an important role. To avoid unnecessary costs, China could learn from the experience of other countries to better understand the potential role of financial measures in achieving carbon emission reduction goals. Hence, this article adopts a SWOT analysis to compare the financial measures taken by Britain, Japan and the United States in the process of carbon emission reduction in the last twenty years. This article finds that government funds and financial innovation have contributed markedly to carbon emission reduction in those three countries. With the help of the SWOT analysis, we recommend that China take financial measures to help achieve carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals from four aspects: formulating proper policy, regulating carbon trading market, strengthening international cooperation, and promoting innovation.

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“…Based on the research results of scholars (Hafstead and Williams, 2018;Li et al, 2022), carbon productivity is used to represent the economic benefit produced by the unit carbon emissions of enterprises. It can better reflect the effect of the industrial transformation of enterprises.…”

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Employment impacts of industrial transformation in China: A case study of Yangtze River Delta

Zhang²,

Chen³

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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The United Nations formally adopted 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) at the summit in 2015. With the goal of SDGs, China has formulated the “3,060” dual carbon target, that is, to achieve a carbon peak before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060. Consequently, this goal will direct positive changes in industrial transformation, and employment quality will be impacted. In this article, 106 listed manufacturing enterprises in the Yangtze River Delta are selected to explore the impacts of industrial transformation and just transition on employment. The result shows that the industrial transformation has no significant promoting effect on employment quality in state-owned enterprises (SOEs), and just transition has no significant moderating effect. However, in private enterprises, industrial transformation has a significant negative impact on employment equality. Moreover, employee training can alleviate the negative impact of industrial transformation on employment quality. On the contrary, employee welfare will play a negative moderating role. The conclusions of this research can help enterprises make better strategies to guarantee the interests of employees and stimulate staff. In addition, the government should advise relevant enterprises to transform steadily.

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Has green finance facilitated China’s low-carbon economic transition?

Cited by 55 publications

References 19 publications

Green Finance Evaluation Based on Neural Network Model

Green Finance Evaluation Based on Neural Network Model

Financial Measures to Reduce Carbon Emissions in Britain, Japan and the United States: A SWOT Analysis

Employment impacts of industrial transformation in China: A case study of Yangtze River Delta

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