[Retracted] Relationship between Green Financing and Investment Logic and Effectiveness Evaluation of Financing Decisions

Abstract

Green financing diverts more funds to green industries such as environmental protection, and clean energy, enabling the industries to realize structural adjustment. On green financing, the existing studies at home and abroad mainly focus on the definition of concepts and service scope and system construction. There are few attempts to combined green financing efficacy with corporate investment from the angles of investment level, investment efficiency, and investment risks. This paper associates green financing policy with corporate investment, analyzes the logical connection between the two, and thereby evaluates the effectiveness of green financing decisions. Specifically, a decision model was established for the government participation in green financing via green product subsidy, and a solving algorithm was developed for the model. After that, the authors analyzed the correlations of green financing with the investment level and investment efficiency of green enterprises. Next, the effectiveness of green financing decisions was discussed under dynamic operation risks. Finally, the proposed approach was demonstrated through simulation and empirical analysis.

Bibliometrics Analysis of Green Financing Research

“…Lin et al [7] meticulously scrutinize the regulatory and policy landscapes surrounding green financing [7]. This growing trend in research encompasses an in-depth investigation into governmental regulations and policies that wield influence over sustainable financing [7,18,19]. The present study focuses on the role of regulations in either fostering or hindering sustainable funding growth and the consequential policy ramifications for stakeholders in the market.…”

Retracted: Relationship between Green Financing and Investment Logic and Effectiveness Evaluation of Financing Decisions

“…Tis article has been retracted by Hindawi following an investigation undertaken by the publisher [1]. Tis investigation has uncovered evidence of one or more of the following indicators of systematic manipulation of the publication process:…”