RETRACTED: Green innovations and patents in OECD countries

Heshmati, Almas; Tsionas, Efthymios G.

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.138092

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“…Climate change and degradation of ecosystem arouses increasing consideration for environmental protection in pursuit of sustainable social and economic development (Heshmati and Tsionas, 2023). It will be valuable for countries to develop green economy strategy for their future sustainable development.…”

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Research on corporate financialization and green innovation: moderating role of CEO’s individual characteristics

Gu,

Zhang,

Sha

et al. 2023

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Purpose This paper aims to explore the impact of corporate financialization (CF) on green innovation (GI) and further disclose the moderating role of CEO’s individual characteristics in such relationship from the perspective of corporate governance. Design/methodology/approach This paper uses empirical research methods to study the impact of CF on GI based on the evidence from China capital market. Findings The findings indicate that: CF has a significant inhibiting effect on GI; female CEOs weaken the inhibiting effect of CF on GI compared to male CEOs; and CEO’s financial background positively moderates the inhibiting effect of CF on GI. Originality/value This paper, first, supplements the research literature on the economic consequences of CF and influencing factors of GI in non-financial firms. Then, it opens up the internal impact mechanism of CF on GI, which is moderated by the individual characteristics of corporate CEOs. Finally, it provides important reference for how to suppress CF of non-financial firms, cultivate CEOs that meet the needs of corporate development and promote GI development of enterprises through empirical evidence from China.

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Research on corporate financialization and green innovation: moderating role of CEO’s individual characteristics

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Zhang,

Sha

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Technological Profile of Microreactor Based on Patent Analysis

Yang,

Zhang

2024

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Since the concept of microreactor was first proposed in the 1980s, it has been entering the chemistry and chemical engineering fields at a high speed and is favored by both scientific and commercial fields. The development of microreactors has been extensively studied in the literature, but less analysis has been carried out from the perspective of industrial technology. This paper aims to identify, analyze, and map the technological profile of microreactors from the perspective of patents. Based on the text mining techniques, a quantitative analysis of 16,327 microreactor‐related patents in the Derwent Innovations Index database was conducted. The analysis reveals a consistent annual increase in the number of microreactor‐related patents from 1982 to 2021. Specifically, China emerges as the leading country in terms of patent disclosures, whereas the United States and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) play a crucial role in knowledge transfer. Moreover, this study identifies the technological evolution path for microreactors and analyzes in detail the key patents along this evolution path. Individuation, modularization, and greening are the developing directions of microreactor technology in the future. This research offers valuable guidance for researchers and industry professionals in decision‐making and driving advancements in microreactor technology.

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