Overall evaluation and regional differences of green transformation: Analysis based on “government-enterprise-resident” three-dimensional participants perspective

Long, Ruyin; Bao, Siyu; Wu, Meifen; Chen, Hong

doi:10.1016/j.eiar.2022.106843

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“…Hessburg et al (2021) [29] argue that ecological governance reduces the vulnerability of people in ecologically distressed areas, but long-term effects should continue to be observed. Long et al (2022) [30] argue that the enrichment effect of ecological management is the construction of a market path that can transform the value of ecological resources; moreover, ecological economization and an industrial ecology unify residents, enterprises, and ecological resources within a market mechanism, creating wealth for the benefit of the people to the greatest extent possible. Tu et al (2021) [31] argue that the people-rich effect of ecological governance builds a sustainable, equal, and reciprocal mechanism, and ecological governance leads enterprises toward fulfilling their social responsibility, which realizes the win-win effect between enterprises and residents.…”

Section: The Multiple Effects Of Ecological Governancementioning

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Can Ecological Governance Policies Promote High-Quality Economic Growth? Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

Wang

Zhao

2023

Sustainability

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The implementation plan of the National Ecological Civilization Pilot Zone (Jiangxi) is an experimental policy aimed at exploring the path of ecological value realization, optimizing industrial structure, and ultimately promoting the green economic development of cities in ecologically distressed areas based on good ecological protection and construction. Its policy objectives are as follows: (1) provide policy references for the development of other ecologically distressed areas in other Chinese territories, and (2) achieve a win–win situation for both ecological improvement and economic development and promote the harmonious development of humans and nature. This study considers China’s ecological governance pilot policy as a “quasi-natural experiment” based on a panel of 81 Chinese cities in Jiangxi Province, China, from 2014 to 2020. A DID model is constructed to study the impact of China’s ecological governance policies on the quality development of Chinese cities in four dimensions: economic development, economic structure, ecological environment, and the disposable income of residents. The following impacts are observed: (1) Ecological governance policies have insignificant effects on GDP promotion, and the above findings still hold after a series of robustness tests, such as the parallel trend test and PSM-DID and placebo tests. (2) Ecological governance policies can significantly improve the rationalization of the economic structure, promote the improvement of ecological environments, and increase the disposable income of residents in the pilot cities. (3) Due to the strong control of local governments over regional economies in China, the stronger the government intervention in the economy, the greater its effect on policy inhibition. (4) The economic structure of ecologically distressed regions is relatively homogeneous, and the primary industry makes up a high proportion of agricultural production. Since China abolished agricultural taxes in 2006, local governments are unable to obtain government tax revenues from agricultural production. The ecological management policy can not only protect land fertility but also reduce the over-exploitation of land resources. It can indirectly increase the scale of agricultural production per unit of land (i.e., the same land resources can create more output value), prompt the transfer of agricultural labor to secondary and tertiary industries, and promote the development of secondary and tertiary industries, which in turn improves the source of local government tax revenue. Moreover, the increase in government tax revenue can increase investment in ecological environments. This in turn increases the tax revenue of local governments, and the increase in government tax revenue can increase investments in ecological and environmental management; this eventually results in a green and high-quality development path with respect to the positive cycle of ecological protection and economic development. Therefore, the scale of agricultural production per unit of land and government tax revenue are important mediating variables for ecological environment improvements, and the mediating effect is obvious.

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Section: The Multiple Effects Of Ecological Governancementioning

confidence: 99%

Can Ecological Governance Policies Promote High-Quality Economic Growth? Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

Wang

Zhao

2023

Sustainability

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“…In recent years, with the emergence of many corporate disadvantages in the market economy, the relationship between government and enterprises has become closer and closer, which has directly attracted the attention of the academic community [9][10]. Literature [11] discussed the importance of green transformation to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality and carbon peaking and constructed the evaluation index system of green transformation index based on the provincial panel data from 2006 to 2019. Its spatiotemporal characteristics were analyzed by Gini coefficient and global entropy heavy grey relational analysis, indicating that government-enterprise interaction and residents' union can further optimize the green conversion index.…”

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Research on the Problems and Countermeasures of Government-Enterprise Interaction Based on the Background of Informationization Era

Peng,

Wen,

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Government-enterprise interaction is related to the synergistic development of the government and enterprises, and it is also the wind vane of regional economic development. This paper starts with the problems of the government-enterprise interaction mechanism, analyzes the causes of these problems, and constructs a model for government-enterprise interaction based on them. In order to verify the effectiveness of the government-enterprise interaction model, an evaluation index system is constructed to evaluate it, and the entropy weight method and TOPSIS method are utilized to calculate the weights and rank the comprehensive score. Based on the constructed government-enterprise interaction model, this paper utilizes examples to conduct government-enterprise interaction correlation analysis. The results show that the highest mean value of the first-level index in 2010-2020 after solving by entropy weighting method is 0.2829, and the weight of the government purchasing service in 2017-2020 is 0.2059. Among the 10 sample enterprises, the relative posting progress is the highest at 0.5662, and the highest composite score for the level of government-enterprise interaction is 0.52171 points. Under the background of informationization, it is necessary to further strengthen the government’s “delegating-regulation-service” reform, fully do a good job of macro-control in order to guide enterprises to better carry out government-enterprise interaction, innovate the mode of government-enterprise interaction, and fundamentally improve the interactive behavior of the government and enterprises.

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“…The frequencies of keywords in the dimensions of green spirit, green strategy, green institution, green production, and green consumption were calculated. After obtaining the keyword frequencies in the five dimensions, this study followed the evaluation approach of the Green Transformation Composite Index proposed by Long et al (2022). Subsequently, the Vertical-and-horizontal scatter degree method was utilized to conduct a weighted analysis of the corporate green culture index.…”

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Unleashing the power of green culture: Exploring the path to sustainable development performance in enterprises

Bai,

Huang,

Zhang

et al. 2023

Sustainable Development

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How does green culture unleash the power of informal institutions to promote the low‐carbon transformation of production methods and achieve sustainable economic development? Limited literature examines this from the perspective of corporate culture. This study employs a comprehensive evaluation method to effectively identify “green”‐oriented corporate culture and selects Chinese A‐share listed companies from 2011 to 2021 as the research sample to systematically investigate the impact of green culture on sustainable development performance (SDP) and its mechanisms. The research findings indicate that: (1) Green culture can enhance both financial performance and Environmental and Social Responsibility (E&S) performance of companies, thereby improving their SDP. (2) Mechanism analysis reveals that green culture effectively enhances SDP through the promotion of green transformation, including green technological transformation and green managerial transformation. (3) Heterogeneous analysis reveals that CEO's green experiences and higher social responsibility pressure act as boundary factors that strengthen the relationship between green culture and SDP. This study enriches the theoretical research scope of green culture and provides empirical insights and guidance for promoting sustainable development practices in companies.

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Overall evaluation and regional differences of green transformation: Analysis based on “government-enterprise-resident” three-dimensional participants perspective

Cited by 26 publications

References 48 publications

Can Ecological Governance Policies Promote High-Quality Economic Growth? Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

Can Ecological Governance Policies Promote High-Quality Economic Growth? Evidence from a Quasi-Natural Experiment in China

Research on the Problems and Countermeasures of Government-Enterprise Interaction Based on the Background of Informationization Era

Unleashing the power of green culture: Exploring the path to sustainable development performance in enterprises

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