Impact of Financial Development and Its Spatial Spillover Effect on Green Total Factor Productivity: Evidence from 30 Provinces in China

Zhong, Junhao; Li, Tinghui

doi:10.1155/2020/5741387

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“…In the mechanism analysis, we can see that the adjustment effect of the innovation input level and infrastructure investment level on the land market is heterogeneous [61]. On the one hand, with the continuous development of the land market, the financial revenue of the local government is also increasing year by year, which is leading to the continuous increase in scientific research investment and innovation investment, and the number of patents is also growing rapidly.…”

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Does the Land Market Have an Impact on Green Total Factor Productivity? A Case Study on China

2021

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The influence process of the land market on urban green total factor productivity (GTFP) is characterized by complexity and region. Based on the panel data of 271 cities in China from 2004 to 2016, this paper analyzes the impact of the land market on urban GTFP and explores the regulatory effect of the innovation investment level and the infrastructure investment level on the land market. The following conclusions are drawn: First, the land market restrains the improvement of urban GTFP, whether analyzed from the dimension of land transfer price or land transfer scale, and the influence degree varies in different dimensions. Second, there is regional heterogeneity in the inhibition effect of the land market on urban GTFP. Third, the level of innovation investment and the level of infrastructure investment have significantly different regulatory effects on the impact of the land market on urban GTFP; the level of innovation investment aggravates the inhibition effect of urban GTFP by the land market, while the infrastructure investment level weakens this inhibition effect.

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Does the Land Market Have an Impact on Green Total Factor Productivity? A Case Study on China

2021

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“…From the perspective of industrial ecological chain, technological innovation promotes the upgrading of the regional structure and the exchange and cooperation between the industrial structure, and innovation jointly promotes technological innovation and industrial structure upgrading (Greunz, 2004;Motohashi and Yun, 2007;Altenburg et al, 2008), and adjusting industrial structure can improve energy utilization efficiency as well (Zhao et al, 2010;Zhou et al, 2013;Yu et al, 2016;Wang et al, 2020). The technical level of energy TFP production depends on the technological innovation ability; empirical results show that the enhancement of technological innovation ability can effectively improve energy efficiency and reduce energy consumption intensity (Du and Yan, 2009;Zhong and Li, 2020). Wagner et al (2014) found from innovative activities, with potential environmental impact that the potential of technological innovation is unlimited.…”

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Research on the Impact of Green Technology Innovation on Energy Total Factor Productivity, Based on Provincial Data of China

Wang

Liao

2021

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Against the background of carbon peaking and carbon neutralization, green technology innovation plays an important role in promoting the energy total factor productivity (TFP). This study verifies the impact of green technology innovation on energy TFP in a complete sample and the subsamples by region, by constructing a panel threshold model, and analyzes its influence mechanism on the basis of the mediating effect test based on annual provincial data of mainland China from 2005 to 2018. The empirical results reveal the following: first, with the level of economic development as the threshold variable, there is a threshold effect in the impact of green technology innovation on the energy TFP; second, green technology innovation has an impact on the energy TFP through industrial structure upgrading; that is, industrial structure has a mediating effect in the influence mechanism; and third, there is heterogeneity in the impact of green technology innovation on the energy TFP among different regions in China, and the threshold effect only exists in the western region, since the central and eastern regions have crossed a certain developmental stage.

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“…In this article, 158 countries with complete data are selected as the initial research samples. First, when measuring the explanatory variable dynamic energy TFP, a DEA model with a global reference set is used, so a full sample base must be built (Li et al, 2019;Li and Liao, 2020;Zhong and Li, 2020). Data of the input-output indicators are derived from PWT 10.0 (Feenstra et al, 2015), US Energy Information (EIA), and World Bank Database, containing 5,875 samples from 158 countries or regions for 1980-2018.…”

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Does Energy Efficiency Affect Ambient PM2.5? The Moderating Role of Energy Investment

Yang

Albitar

2021

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The difficulty of balance between environment and energy consumption makes countries and enterprises face a dilemma, and improving energy efficiency has become one of the ways to solve this dilemma. Based on the data of 158 countries from 1980 to 2018, the dynamic TFP of different countries is calculated by means of the Super-SBM-GML model. The TFP is decomposed into indexes of EC (Technical Efficiency Change), TC (Technological Change) and EC has been extended to PEC (Pure Efficiency Change) and SEC (Scale Efficiency Change). Then the fixed effect model and the fixed effect panel quantile model are used to analyze the moderating effect and the exogenous effect of energy efficiency on PM2.5 concentration on the basis of verifying that energy efficiency can reduce PM2.5 concentration. We conclude, first, the global energy efficiency has been continuously improved during the sample period, and both technological progress and technical efficiency have been improved. Second, the impact of energy efficiency on PM2.5 is heterogeneous which is reflected in the various elements of energy efficiency decomposition. The increase in energy efficiency can inhibit PM2.5 concentration and the inhibition effect mainly comes from TC and PEC, but SEC promotes PM2.5 emission. Third, energy investment plays a moderating role in the environmental protection effect of energy efficiency. Fourth, the impact of energy efficiency on PM2.5 concentration is heterogeneous in terms of national attribute, which is embodied in the differences of national development, science and technology development level, new energy utilization ratio, and the role of international energy trade.

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Impact of Financial Development and Its Spatial Spillover Effect on Green Total Factor Productivity: Evidence from 30 Provinces in China

Cited by 53 publications

References 47 publications

Does the Land Market Have an Impact on Green Total Factor Productivity? A Case Study on China

Does the Land Market Have an Impact on Green Total Factor Productivity? A Case Study on China

Research on the Impact of Green Technology Innovation on Energy Total Factor Productivity, Based on Provincial Data of China

Does Energy Efficiency Affect Ambient PM2.5? The Moderating Role of Energy Investment

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