System Dynamics Research on Economic Transformation and Environmentally Coordinated Development in China’s Eastern Coastal Region

Abstract

With the rapid development of the Chinese economy, the pace of industrialization and urbanization are accelerating. Overall, 85% of global greenhouse gases come from economic development. Resource waste, environmental pollution and the global greenhouse effect are becoming increasingly serious, making the coordinated development of the economy and environment a new global initiative. In response to this challenge, China, the world's second largest economy, has put forward a series of policies to transform approaches to economic development and improve the ecological environment. As the leader of the national economy, the developed eastern coastal areas urgently need to change their approaches to facilitating harmonious coordinated economic and environmental development.

Research on land‐use evolution and ecosystem services value response in mountainous counties based on the SD‐PLUS model

“…Qianshan city was upgraded from a county into a city in 2018, and its economic base is still relatively weak and its economic volume is small, so the development growth rate of Qianshan will remain higher than the regional average for some time in the future. Under the guidance of relevant literature (Li et al, 2019(Li et al, , 2020Yu, 2021), combined with the possible future policy directions of Qianshan city, the study selects GDP change rate and population change rate as parameters, and sets three scenarios of high-growth scenario, medium-growth scenario, and low-growth scenario to predict the land-use changes of Qianshan city from 2019 to 2035, thus exploring the response of ESV.…”

Environment, Business, and Health Care Prevail: A Comprehensive, Systematic Review of System Dynamics Application Domains

“…Outputs of the simulation were the prediction of the total amount of CO 2 for 50 years under several different scenarios. Li, Liu, and Zhang [92] focused on economic transformation and environmentally coordinated development. SFD and CLD captured the economy, energy consumption, carbon emissions, and social development.…”