To green or to work: the labor demand reduction effect of green finance

Xu, Junbing; Li, Jiaxuan; Nie, Debo; Shen, Xiaoyuan

doi:10.1007/s11356-023-26829-1

Environ Sci Pollut Res

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s11356-023-26829-1

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To green or to work: the labor demand reduction effect of green finance

Junbing Xu

Jiaxuan Li

Debo Nie

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Green credit policy and labor investment efficiency: evidence from China

Liu,

Wang,

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Green nance plays a crucial role in driving green development. By leveraging the implementation of the "Green Credit Guidelines" as a quasi-natural experiment in 2012, our study provides compelling evidence that this green credit policy enhances the e cient investment in labor. Our mechanism analysis indicates that the positive impact primarily stems from the upgrading of human capital and the mitigation of agency con icts. Moreover, we nd that the effect of the green credit policy on the e cient investment in labor by green credit-restricted rms is more pronounced when these rms face robust environmental law enforcement and operate with low labor intensity. Additionally, the enhanced investment in labor demonstrates a signi cant positive in uence on future enterprise value. Overall, our ndings underscore the signi cant improvement in corporate labor investment e ciency resulting from the successful implementation of the "Green Credit Guidelines".

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Green credit policy and labor investment efficiency: evidence from China

Liu,

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2023

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To green or to work: the labor demand reduction effect of green finance

Cited by 4 publications

References 105 publications

Green credit policy and labor investment efficiency: evidence from China

Green credit policy and labor investment efficiency: evidence from China

Does green finance reform hit urban employment? — Evidence from China's green finance pilot policy

More green, less labor gains? Green factory and labor income share in China

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