The Spatial Econometric Analysis of China’s Banking Competition and Its Influential Factors

Liu, Ying

doi:10.3390/su71215848

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“…In this case, the spatial econometric model is used to solve this quantitative problem with spatial correlation. At present, the commonly used spatial econometric models mainly include the spatial lag model (SLM) and spatial error model (SEM) [37].…”

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An Empirical Study on Spatial–Temporal Dynamics and Influencing Factors of Tea Production in China

2018

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Revealing the characteristics of spatial–temporal dynamics and influencing factors is important for optimizing the spatial distribution of tea production. Taking prefecture-level cities as the basic spatial unit, this study uses the Herfindahl index and exploratory spatial data analysis to reveal the spatial–temporal dynamics of China’s tea production from 2000 to 2015. A theoretical analysis framework is established and a spatial econometric model is used to explore its influencing factors. The results show a U-shaped trend in the degree of tea spatial agglomeration, which gradually declined during 2000–2010, and rapidly increased during 2011–2015. The proportion of tea production shifted from the eastern region to the central and western regions, and spatial distribution coverage expanded to the north. Tea production had significant spatial correlation, and spatial agglomeration characteristics were exhibited for similar values (high or low). Tea production had a significant spatial spillover effect. Natural resources, labor cost, specialized production, and policies all affected the spatial–temporal dynamics of tea production somewhat, but the effects of traffic conditions and technological level were insignificant. Finally, this study proposed optimizing four aspects of the tea spatial layout: regional cooperation, comprehensive suitability evaluation of tea cultivation, spatial agglomeration, and distinctive local brands.

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Section: Methodology (1) Herfindahl Index (Hh)mentioning

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An Empirical Study on Spatial–Temporal Dynamics and Influencing Factors of Tea Production in China

2018

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“…The study introduces the EIP, aimed at promoting fairness and equal opportunities in sustainable port development. The program includes strategies such as emission tax (Li et al, 2023), environmental subsidies, and freight discounts. Port A is eligible for government environmental subsidies due to its multimodal rail-road transportation capabilities.…”

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Strategic Interplay Between Ports, Sustainability and Spatial Competition: A Game Theoretic Approach

Younesi,

Esmaeili

2024

Preprint

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Ports are vital hubs balancing economic growth and sustainable development imperatives. This paper investigates the strategic competition between two Iranian ports pursuing multimodal and exclusive road freight transportation using sequential spatial game theory. Simulating three scenarios focused on distinct sustainability goals, the model analyzes pricing, subsidies and taxation impacts on ports’ profitability, market dynamics and advancement of sustainable policies. The multimodal port exhibits greater profitability and market dominance across all scenarios, underscoring its viability for supporting Iran’s sustainable growth. While subsidies and discounts promote environmentally friendly multimodal transport, taxation proves less effective for emissions mitigation, indicating a policy pivot is essential. The framework reveals how economic levers and government interventions could potentially optimize environmental performance, social welfare, and job creation in the port sector. By providing a novel sustainability perspective on spatial port competition, these findings offer valuable insights to guide policymaking and management globally. The model's strategic outlook allows evaluating outcomes of decisions and infrastructure interventions for sustainable freight transportation worldwide.

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“…Os comportamentos espaciais destes indicadoresdependência espacial e formação de clusterssão consideráveis e desta forma se tornam imprescindíveis para as inferências empíricas. Inclusive, estes estudos e evidências a respeito dos impactos do sistema financeiro no território não se restringem ao caso brasileiro (Barra;Zotti, 2021;Birkan;Akdogu, 2016;Li, 2015;Wang et al, 2019).…”

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Análise espacial da relação entre financiamento e especialização industrial por intensidade tecnológica no Brasil

Smolski,

Fochezatto

2023

Econ. soc.

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Resumo O sistema financeiro brasileiro apresentou incrementos sistemáticos no montante de crédito livre e direcionado após 2001, porém poucos estudos relacionam crédito e distribuição da indústria no território. O objetivo deste artigo é verificar os impactos espaciais da disponibilização de crédito sobre a especialização das microrregiões brasileiras no setor da indústria. Foi utilizado o quociente locacional de vínculos empregatícios na indústria por intensidade tecnológica como indicador de especialização industrial, entre 2006 e 2019, com técnicas de Análise Exploratória de Dados Espaciais (AEDE) e econometria espacial. Os resultados indicam: a existência de autocorrelação espacial em relação ao quociente locacional de vínculos industriais, com clusters espaciais principalmente nas regiões Sudeste e Sul; que há impactos significativos da preferência pela liquidez dos bancos e do crédito do BNDES sobre a especialização industrial das microrregiões, em atividades de baixa e média intensidade tecnológica; e atividade de alta intensidade tecnológica apresentou piora na distribuição espacial.

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The Spatial Econometric Analysis of China’s Banking Competition and Its Influential Factors

Cited by 5 publications

References 24 publications

An Empirical Study on Spatial–Temporal Dynamics and Influencing Factors of Tea Production in China

An Empirical Study on Spatial–Temporal Dynamics and Influencing Factors of Tea Production in China

Strategic Interplay Between Ports, Sustainability and Spatial Competition: A Game Theoretic Approach

Análise espacial da relação entre financiamento e especialização industrial por intensidade tecnológica no Brasil

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