The affecting channels and performances of ﬁnancial development and poverty reduction: New evidence from China’s fishery industry

Zhang, Li; Wang, Shuyi; Xu, Junfang; Zhao, Xin

doi:10.1016/j.marpol.2020.104324

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“…In this study, we controlled for economic growth (GDP per capita) (

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30,33‐37 energy consumption

((), lnec),

38,39 trade openness

((), lntrade),

40 domestic credit to the private sector

((), lndcps),

41‐44 and technological innovation

((), lnrnd) .

42,45 We derived the data on the control variables from the World Bank (2020), World Development Indicators database.

i = 1 \dots 32

t = 2013 \dots 2018

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Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

Appiah-Otoo

Song

Acheampong

et al. 2021

Intl J of Energy Research

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Summary For the first time, this paper investigates the relationship between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation for a panel of 32 countries from 2013 to 2018. Applying the instrumental variable generalised method of moment, this study indicated that crowdfunding has a significant positive effect on renewable energy generation. Notably, 1% increase in crowdfunding raises renewable energy generation by 0.35%. Specifically, we also found that crowdfunding spurs the generation of solar energy (0.45%), wind energy (0.37%), and other renewable energy (0.30%) while having a neutral effect on hydroelectricity generation. The findings from the causality analysis showed that there is bi‐directional causality between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation. Country‐specific analysis indicated that China has the highest effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation, while the United Arab Emirates has the lowest effect. These findings suggest that policymakers need to advance crowdfunding development by promoting favourable regulations, social capital (trust), and internet infrastructure investment. Policies that advance renewable energy generation, such as subsidies, feed‐in‐tariffs, and technology procurement, are also recommended. Highlights Examines the effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation. Use a panel of 32 countries from 2013 to 2018. Crowdfunding drives renewable energy generation. There exists bi‐directional causality between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation. China has the highest effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation. NOVELTY STATEMENT This study has, for the first time, measured the contributions of crowdfunding to renewable energy generation. The study has also demonstrated that there exists bi‐directional causality between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation. Finally, this study has shown that China has the highest effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation.

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“…In this study, we controlled for economic growth (GDP per capita) (

italiclngdp true),

30,33‐37 energy consumption

((), lnec),

38,39 trade openness

((), lntrade),

40 domestic credit to the private sector

((), lndcps),

41‐44 and technological innovation

((), lnrnd) .

42,45 We derived the data on the control variables from the World Bank (2020), World Development Indicators database.

i = 1 \dots 32

t = 2013 \dots 2018

.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

Appiah-Otoo

Song

Acheampong

et al. 2021

Intl J of Energy Research

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“…This is intended to prevent the occurrence of wasted costs, which are caused by inappropriate policies. The development of Natuna Regency as a fishery industrial zone has implications for:  Income Fishing is the single most important source of income for millions of people around the world [38]. Economic growth in an region is related to the ability of the population to utilize existing natural resources, as an effort to meet the needs of life.…”

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The development of Natuna Regency as a fishery industrial zone in the Indonesian border area

Pramoda¹,

Shafitri

Apriliani³

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The implementation of infrastructure development in the marine and fisheries sector is faced with the challenge of realizing the integration between national policies through the potential, problems, or needs in the regions as outlined in society-based plans. The interest of the Indonesian government to develop Natuna Regency as a fishery industrial zone is related to potential resources that can still be optimized and has a strategic water as a border area, making it prone to illegal fishing cases by neighboring countries. Based on that, the purpose of this study is to examine the development of Natuna Regency as a fishery industrial zone. The analysis was carried out qualitatively with a case study approach and discussed descriptively. The parameters used to measure the readiness of Natuna Regency as a fishery industrial zone are: 1) government policy and governance; 2) fish resources utilization and spatial planning; 3) infrastructure; 4) community empowerment and business; 5) institutional; 6) technology. The result showed: 1) aspects of the development pillars that have been assessed as supporting Natuna Regency to become a fishery industrial zone; 2) the impact of fishery industrial development policies can increase economic activity in Natuna Regency; 3) the Natuna’s Regency appointment as a fishery industrial zone by the Indonesian government is the right policy.

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“…This is because both culture, way of life, and community activities are relatively homogeneous and each individual feels they have the same interests and responsibilities in implementing and supervising the laws that have been mutually agreed upon. Some literature states that fishermen are a group of people who have a low level of welfare [16][17][18]. In fact, when compared to other community groups in the agricultural sector, fishermen can be classified as the poorest social layer, especially labor fishermen and individual fishermen.…”

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Analysis of Catch and Fishermen Family Welfare in West Sumatra Province: Simultaneous Equation Approach

Gushendri¹,

Aimon²,

Sentosa³

2023

IJSDP

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This research is motivated by the catch and the fishermen family welfare in West Sumatra Province is not yet optimal, so this study aims to analyze the factors that affect them. Furthermore, the novelty of this research is to carry out an elaboration of studies on fishermen households by focusing on the analysis of catches and the fishermen family welfare being investigated within a simultaneous equation framework. The population in this study were fishing households in West Sumatra Province which had 498 fishing gears. The sampling in this study used the cluster method, which a total sample of 373 respondents. The important finding in this study is the catch will increase if it is driven by the fishermen family welfare, the type of catch, fishermen productivity and fishermen socio-cultural environment. Furthermore, the fishermen family welfare will improve if it is driven by catch, fishermen socio-cultural environment, selling price of fish and fishermen family happiness. The recommendation from this study is that the government needs to facilitate increasing catches and fishermen family welfare through fishermen insurance programs, institutions, funding and business diversification training based on the bottom up concept so that fishermen have access and stronger bargaining power.

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The affecting channels and performances of ﬁnancial development and poverty reduction: New evidence from China’s fishery industry

Cited by 11 publications

References 24 publications

Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

The development of Natuna Regency as a fishery industrial zone in the Indonesian border area

Analysis of Catch and Fishermen Family Welfare in West Sumatra Province: Simultaneous Equation Approach

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