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Evolution of spatial–temporal characteristics and financial development as an influencing factor of green ecology
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In this article, the impact of financial development on green ecology to promote cleaner production has been investigated and the authors stress that enterprises should strengthen the technological innovation for the improvement of resource use efficiency and reduction of pollution.Abstract:
This study aims to determine the impact of financial development on green ecology to promote cleaner production. Particularly, it estimates the evolution of characteristics of the green-ecology of 37 cities from the Yangtze River Delta and determines the impact of financial development on green-ecology using the projection pursuit model, Moran’s Index, and regression model. Results found that the green-ecology index showed an upward trend and the index in the East was higher than the West. The green ecology and its composition indexes were found with significant spatial positive agglomeration characteristics. The Eastern region was mainly distributed as high to high agglomeration while the Western region was distributed as low to low agglomeration. Regarding composition indexes of green ecology, financial development has promoted a positive effect on the green-growth and resource-environment indexes. The study results stress that the enterprises should strengthen the technological innovation for the improvement of resource use efficiency and reduction of pollution.read more
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The impact of financial development on energy consumption in emerging economies
TL;DR: In this article, the impact of financial development on energy consumption in a sample of emerging countries was examined using a generalized method of moments estimation technique, and the empirical results showed a positive and statistically significant relationship between financial development and energy consumption when financial development is measured using stock market variables like stock market capitalization to GDP, stock market value traded to GDP and stock market turnover.
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Local and Regional Development
TL;DR: This book addresses the fundamental issues of what kind of local and regional development and for whom and frameworks of understanding, and instruments and policies should be pursued.