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doi:10.9770/ird.2021.3.2

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“…Rybalkin et al (2021) constructed EEPSE green economy indicators using a five-fold helix model, which combines five dimensions-educational, economic, social, political and environmental-to assess the green economy trends in EU countries. Furthermore, Andryeyeva et al (2021) constructed a new system of indicators using economic and environmental indicators to assess the process of green growth and provide recommendations for the management of the natural environment.…”

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Digital economy, environmental regulation and green eco-efficiency—Empirical evidence from 285 cities in China

Yang

Liang

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Strengthening green eco-efficiency has emerged as one of China’s key objectives for its present economic green development. All walks of life have progressively begun to pay attention to how to leverage the rapidly developing digital economy to promote regional green eco-efficiency upgrading. This work first develops a mathematical model to investigate the inherent mechanism of digital economy development on green eco-efficiency enhancement and presents a research hypothesis, which is then followed by a fixed-effects model and a spatial econometric model to evaluate the geographic spillover effect of digital economy development on green eco-efficiency enhancement and the moderating influence of environmental regulation. According to the test results, the growth of the digital economy can greatly increase green eco-efficiency, with environmental legislation acting as a helpful moderator. Additional empirical research revealed that environmental regulation and the development of the digital economy both favourably promote and adjust green eco-efficiency. However, there are various effects of different regions and different time periods, it shows that there are “strong in the East and weak in the west,” “weak in the East and weak in the west” and “weak first and then strong.” Therefore, each region in China should promote the development of digital economy, accelerate the digitization of industry, and promote the green ecological efficiency of China’s industry with the digital economy a grip. At the same time, the regulating role of government environmental regulations should be given full play to narrow the differences between regions and promote the green, coordinated, and sustainable development of each regional economy.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Digital economy, environmental regulation and green eco-efficiency—Empirical evidence from 285 cities in China

Yang

Liang

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…In general, to determine the place of property rights among other constitutional rights, the following classification criteria are used: in essence, in subject (or content), by entities, by age, by genesis, by the nature of formation, by the order of inclusion in the Constitution, by the degree of absolutization etc. (Savchenko et al, 2021;Mura and Hajduová, 2021). In the scientific literature, special classification criteria have also been partially developed, dedicated to the individual sub-institutions of the property right.…”

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Constitutional guarantees of the inviolability of property rights on the example of Ukraine, Poland and Germany

Nechyporuk,

Mikhnevych,

Bondarenko

et al. 2023

humani

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In the course of the modern state building processes, European integration of Ukraine, as well as negative events unfolding as a result of Russia's armed aggression, the property right as one of the fundamental constitutional rights is experiencing restrictions and transformations. The purpose of the scientific research is to highlight the content of the guarantee (principle) of the inviolability of property rights, and how they are embedded in the Fundamental Laws of Ukraine, Poland and Germany. The following general and specifically legal methods of scientific knowledge form the methodological basis of the study: the system-structural method, the method of comparison and logical-legal method. The analysis of constitutional guarantees regarding the inviolability of property rights on the example of Ukraine, Poland and Germany was conducted in the article. According to the results of the conducted research, it is proposed the following separation of the guarantees regarding the inviolability of property rights stipulated by the constitutions guarantees of legislative consolidation of rights and procedures; immediate principles and guarantees of effectuation of the property rights; guarantees of administrative support; guarantees of protection and defense of the property rights. Significance of results and the prospects for further research. The proposed classification makes it possible to more widely define the constitutional guarantees of the property rights, which also makes it possible to provide the legal protection to a wider range of public relations regarding the property.

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“…In the linear economy, resources are extracted, processed into products, and disposed of as waste without considering the long-term consequences (Kopnina, 2017). This approach perpetuates resource depletion, waste accumulation, and environmental damage (Nassar and Tvaronavičienė, 2021;EIO, 2013;Naimoglu and Kavaz, 2023). In the circular economy, waste is derived from product consumption and is diligently converted into resources to be later on reintroduced into production to minimize (and ideally eliminate) waste generation by ensuring its transformation into reusable materials.…”

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The impact of the external environment on transferring from linear to circular economy with the mediating role of knowledge assimilation

Šimelytė,

Tvaronavičienė,

Peyravi

et al. 2023

J. Infras. Policy. Dev.

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Knowledge transfer, assimilation, transformation and exploitation significantly impact performing business activities, developing innovations and moving forward to new business models such as transferring to a circular economy. However, organizations’ decisions or willingness to transition to a circular economy are very often also influenced by the external environment. The study aims to determine the influence of the external environment on the transfer from a linear to a circular economy while mediating knowledge assimilation. The quantitative research involved 159 Nordic capital companies operating in Estonia and Lithuania. The survey has been performed by means of the CATI method. The analysis has been done also by applying structural equation modelling (SEM). In order to perform mediation analysis, IBM SPSS and a special PROCESS macro have been used. The study showed that knowledge assimilation partially mediates the relationship between the external environment and the transfer to the circular economy. Hence, the external environment’s direct effect is much more significant than the indirect. The added value of the study also consists in extending the concept of circular economy by including some aspects of absorptive capacity and the external environment.

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Cited by 4 publications

References 31 publications

Digital economy, environmental regulation and green eco-efficiency—Empirical evidence from 285 cities in China

Digital economy, environmental regulation and green eco-efficiency—Empirical evidence from 285 cities in China

Constitutional guarantees of the inviolability of property rights on the example of Ukraine, Poland and Germany

The impact of the external environment on transferring from linear to circular economy with the mediating role of knowledge assimilation

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