Analysis of Potential Factors Influencing China’s Regional Sustainable Economic Growth

Li, Mingxing; Sun, Hongzheng; Agyeman, Fredrick Oteng; Heydari, Mohammad; Jameel, Arif; Khan, Hira

doi:10.3390/app112210832

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“…A national programme may sensibly encompass green infrastructure and activities such as tree planting on highways, permeable vegetation on the surface, drainage basins, and green corridors inside these protected areas. To achieve sustainable development, it is necessary to properly harness natural resources as well as human resources, capital generation, and technology use [ 3 ]. The benefits of greenway development are explained in the following section and also depicted in Figure 2 .…”

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Problems and Countermeasures of China’s Greenway Economic Development from the Perspective of Computer Internet

Zhang¹

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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Given the advantages of urban greenways (UGCs) to urban populations’ health and well-being, the growing usage of UGCs has gotten a lot of attention. However, most studies on UGCs have been undertaken in Western nations, but the understanding of greenway usage in underdeveloped countries is scarce. China’s current environmental change in urban enhancement has been emphasized by a rush of urban green projects. The greenway is a kind of green infrastructure that has lately been the focus of many municipal governments. The federal government’s new, ecologically friendly approach to urbanization is the subject of this article, which offers a preliminary assessment of the role played by greenways in that strategy. UGCs are green landscape routes designed for walkers and bicycles in cities, according to landscape design. A growing number of regions and cities in China are participating in the development of UGC, with some projects meeting their goals on an annual basis. UGCs are being built in China; however, a number of challenges exist, including a lack of legal basis, the public’s incorrect understanding of UGCs, and insufficient scientific investigation. According to research on UGC construction and analysis of the peculiarities of various urban developments, the article highlighted current challenges in China’s UGC construction and provided corresponding remedies in order to enhance China’s UGC construction. In this survey, we performed statistical analysis using the chi-square test as well as the ANOVA test.

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Section: Need For Greenway Developmentmentioning

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Problems and Countermeasures of China’s Greenway Economic Development from the Perspective of Computer Internet

Zhang¹

2022

Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience

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“…According to (Li et al, 2021), Indonesia's current positive economic growth was highly influenced by the great number of existing remittance that was directly or indirectly used for domestic consumption. It has helped Indonesia's positive economic growth in the reform era.…”

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Background From The Government Of Malaysia For Giving Amnesty To Indonesian Illegal Labor In Malaysia During 2002-2009

Suldina

2023

SLJIL

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For Indonesia, international migration was an interesting phenomenon in overcoming labor problems of employment crisis. In addition to obtain benefits of remittance from sending productive age workers abroad, the Government can solve the problem of unemployment. Based on the cclassification, the encouraging factors for labors to migrate were divided into three categories, including demand pull, supply push and network factors. Indonesian workers in Malaysia, however, did not comply with the immigration law, that required them to arrange for work permits to be allowed to work in Malaysia, which they did not make, or the validity period was not extended. As a cconsequence, they became illegal. But due to high demand of workers needed by Malaysian capital owners, they asked the Government to issue an amnesty, so that their businesses would not stop or go out.

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“…The next step in energy conservation and emission reduction still needs to be intensified-many parties' efforts to transition from weak decoupling of economic development and carbon emissions to complete decoupling. Documented works using analytical and CGE (Computable General Equilibrium) algorithms represented by Li et al [16], Bovenberg and De Mooij [17], Parry [18], Böhringer, et al [19] and others have cast doubt on the likelihood of a "double dividend" from environmental taxation. A review of this evolving literature is beyond the scope of this paper.…”

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Green Growth, Economic Development, and Carbon Dioxide Emissions: An Evaluation Based on Cointegration and Vector Error Correction Models

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Economic development is mainly dependent on fossil fuels. The massive use of fossil fuels has led to changes in the climate environment, in which the deterioration of air quality has affected people’s daily lives. This paper introduces the green growth level as a control variable to explore the connection between carbon dioxide emissions and the level of economic growth. It uses the EKC algorithm and VEC model to analyze Nanjing city’s data from 1993 to 2018. Given the data availability, the ARIMA algorithm was used to project carbon emissions for 2019–2025. It is found that the EKC curve of Nanjing City shows an N-shape, and the growth of economic level will cause the enhancement of carbon dioxide emissions. Carbon emissions will reach 7,592,140 tons in 2025. At present, we are in an essential stage of transition from N-shape to inverted U-shape, and this paper makes several recommendations based on the findings.

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Analysis of Potential Factors Influencing China’s Regional Sustainable Economic Growth

Cited by 8 publications

References 95 publications

Problems and Countermeasures of China’s Greenway Economic Development from the Perspective of Computer Internet

Problems and Countermeasures of China’s Greenway Economic Development from the Perspective of Computer Internet

Background From The Government Of Malaysia For Giving Amnesty To Indonesian Illegal Labor In Malaysia During 2002-2009

Green Growth, Economic Development, and Carbon Dioxide Emissions: An Evaluation Based on Cointegration and Vector Error Correction Models

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