Political Stability: an Impetus for Spatial Environmental Spillovers

Sui, Bo; Chang, Chun‐Ping; Chu, Yin

doi:10.1007/s10640-021-00568-8

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“…In the empirical analysis, we firstly verify whether ESG performance and corporate green innovation move together via the Westerlund (2007) panel cointegration test, which exhibits advantages of size accuracy and power compared to other residual-based cointegration test (Hu et al, 2022). We confirm the long-run comovement and estimate the cointegration vector with DOLS approach that solves estimation bias from the endogeneity and serial correlation (Sui et al, 2021). Thus, the bidirectional causalities between ESG and green innovation are distinguished by utilizing the panel VECM technique, which is efficient to discover the two-way links.…”

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Does environmental, social, and governance performance move together with corporate green innovation in China?

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This research investigates the bidirectional cointegration relationship between environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance and corporate green innovation with a panel of 770 Chinese listed firms during the 2011-2020. We find that there exists a long-run bidirectional comovement between ESG performance and corporate green innovation output. ESG performance exerts a short-run and long-run causal link with green innovation output. The panel cointegration test and VECM estimation also support that ESG performance moves together with green innovation output for clean industries, while ESG performance only presents a long-run relationship to green invention patents output for pollution industries. Our findings offer important value for policymakers and enterprises to propose an effective strategy to stimulate green innovation and improve ESG score.

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“…Consequently, these factors may contribute to an increase in CO 2 emissions. Moreover, Sui et al (2021) provide evidence that an enhancement in political stability within a particular country might positively impact neighbouring countries environmental quality through political stability spill-overs.…”

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The Role of Political Stability in Nine Arab Natural Resource-Abundant Countries (ANRAC) Toward Environmental Sustainability through CO2 Mitigation

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Altaee

2024

IJEEP

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This study examines the intricate interplay of political stability, natural resource rent, industrialization, globalization, economic growth, and carbon emissions in nine Arab resource-abundant countries (ANRAC) from 1996 to 2019. Applying advanced statistical approaches, such as the Method of Moment Quantiles Regression (MMQREG) as a baseline estimation approach, along with the inclusion of PCSE, FGLS, and FMOLS, to enhance, to enhance the reliability and stability of the obtained results. The study results suggest that globalization, coupled with the interplay between political stability and economic growth, fosters advancements in environmental conditions and the pursuit of sustainable practices. In contrast, political stability, abundant natural resources, sustained economic expansion, and widespread industrialization are associated with increased CO2 emissions, posing detrimental effects on the environment. Notably, there seems to be a correlation between the concurrent improvement of political stability and economic growth and a reduction in CO2 emissions.

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“…This includes adjustments to the allocation Turnover of Government Offi cials and Local Air Quality of local resources, governance strategies, and political ecology (Xu et al, 2016). This transition will have a negative impact on the quality of the environment (Sun, 2018;Sui et al, 2021).…”

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Turnover of Local Government Officials and Local Air Quality

Chen²

2022

China and World Economy

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This paper constructs a fixed effect model to study the impact of turnover of local government officials on local air quality, and the mechanism through which this effect takes place, using data from 282 prefecture‐level cities in China from 2015 to 2019. This research shows that turnover of local government officials led to a decline in local air quality, mainly due to a “responsibility gap period.” It also found that the heterogeneity of officials and the difference in the implementation of political initiatives by cities affected the length of the “responsibility gap period” – the shorter it was, the lower the air pollution was during official turnover. Air pollution in China is still severe and the Chinese central government should therefore further reform the turnover system to improve local air quality during the turnover of key local officials by shortening the “responsibility gap period.”

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Political Stability: an Impetus for Spatial Environmental Spillovers

Cited by 19 publications

References 101 publications

Does environmental, social, and governance performance move together with corporate green innovation in China?

Does environmental, social, and governance performance move together with corporate green innovation in China?

The Role of Political Stability in Nine Arab Natural Resource-Abundant Countries (ANRAC) Toward Environmental Sustainability through CO2 Mitigation

Turnover of Local Government Officials and Local Air Quality

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