<scp>Public Expenditure, Environment, and Economic Growth</scp>

Barman, Trishita Ray; Gupta, Manash Ranjan

doi:10.1111/j.1467-9779.2010.01487.x

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“…In particular the provision of local public investment on the one hand affects the economic, social, environmental (changes in residential property settlement and productive system of mobility, environmental framework, labor markets and real estate, increase/decrease of population) and secondly generates growth in demand for and supply of public services caused by changes in infrastructure and changes the tax and local government involved [Barman TR, Gupta MR, 2010].…”

Section: The Role Of Public Investment In the Dynamics Of Growth And mentioning

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The Impact of Local Government Investment On Corporate Decisions

Пунтилло¹,

Tenuta²

2011

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Авторы: Pina Puntillo Paolo Tenuta This work aims to provide evidence on the impact of public investment on local business decisions. In particular we want to see the effect of public investment on the development of local area - measured by GDP and employment - and therefore the effect that the development of the area determines the location decisions of businesses.In other words, we therefore wish to demonstrate how the infrastructure is one of the determinants of competitiveness and development potential of an area of active firms. A good level of infrastructure produces significant advantages (so-called positive externalities) for the local economy because, not only allows to increase the productivity of factors of production, reducing costs, but also influences the degree of attraction of the area (residents, tourists, businesses, funders), the location decisions of new businesses, the strengthening of existing ones.The conceptual framework draws on the contributions made by many national and international literature on the role that public investment play in economic growth in the territories and the attractiveness of the territory.The paper is organized in two parts. Part 1 discusses the concept of local public investment, which is under a legal entity, examines the issue of investment planning and illustrates how the literature has suggested and tested empirically with reference to the role of public investment in the dynamics of growth and competitiveness of the territories. In the Part 2, is empirically tested the research hypothesis, through an econometric analysis, describing the models and variables used in the application of panel techniques, and presents the results of the estimates, while last section concludes with summary of some considerations.

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Section: The Role Of Public Investment In the Dynamics Of Growth And mentioning

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The Impact of Local Government Investment On Corporate Decisions

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Tenuta²

2011

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“…The public environment refers to outdoor public places, usually multi-person areas, and large and medium-sized square areas (Neely, Ng, Roy et al, 2014). The design research on the public environment can make the urban interior spatial structure more reasonable (Ryan, 2015), meet people's needs for leisure space, and further improve the aesthetic quality of cities and promote the harmony between man and nature (Barman & Gupta, 2010). The public environment design based on experience psychology (Baguma, 2017) focuses people's experience subjects on the public environment, and design and further refine the public environment according to the feedback of different individuals to the public environment experience (Drews, Antal, & van den Bergh, 2018).…”

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Public Environment Design Based on Experience Psychology

2020

RACP

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Public environment plays an important role in protecting the mental health of residents. Therefore, a rational design of public environment must first identify the residents' needs for public environment. Based on the theory of experience psychology, this paper attempts to disclose the influence of experience psychology on public environment design in urban areas. Firstly, the author analyzed the differences among individuals in their experience of public environment, and identified the personal and human factors that lead to the differences. Then, a questionnaire survey was carried out among citizens of Beijing, China, on their psychological experience of the public environment. After analyzing the survey data, the author summed up the principles and considerations of the public environment design under the experience psychology. The results show that most respondents are comfortable with the public environment, and mainly concerned with the safety and quality aspects; the most unsatisfactory aspects of public environment design are the lack of space and greeneries; the keys to public environment design lay in public participation and the harmony between human and environment. The research results help to promote the design of public environment, offering the best psychological experience to the audience.

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“…Most of the research focuses on optimal fiscal policy issues (see, e.g. Economides and Philippopoulos, ; Barman and Gupta, ; Nguyen‐Van and Pham, ), and little attention is given to the link between environmental policies, economic growth and foreign aid in dynamic equilibrium models . An exception is Chao et al () who examine the long‐run growth and welfare effects of the allocation of aid in the recipient economy.…”

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The Impact of Foreign Aid Linked to Infrastructure and Pollution Abatement

Barañano

Martín

2015

Rev International Economics

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This paper studies the macroeconomic effects of foreign aid taking into account environmental quality. We develop a dynamic equilibrium model in which public investments in both infrastructure and pollution abatement can be co-financed using domestic resources and international aid. We consider untied aid, aid fully tied to either infrastructure or abatement and aid equally tied to both expenditures. We find that when the extent to which agents are affected by environmental problems is taken into account, then, regardless of the chances of substitution between factors, transfers linked to both infrastructure and pollution abatement may be the best welfare-enhancing alternative.

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Public Expenditure, Environment, and Economic Growth

Cited by 26 publications

References 55 publications

The Impact of Local Government Investment On Corporate Decisions

The Impact of Local Government Investment On Corporate Decisions

Public Environment Design Based on Experience Psychology

The Impact of Foreign Aid Linked to Infrastructure and Pollution Abatement

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