Coupling Coordination Degree of Government Support, Financial Support and Innovation and its Impact on Economic Development

Liu, Luanyunqiao; Zhang, Yuxi; Zhang, Jing; Sheng-qiang, Zhang

doi:10.1109/access.2020.2999501

Cited by 33 publications

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“…These developments are dependent on an efficient government debt financing mechanism, and a robust financial support system is key to strengthening the effectiveness of government services (Soogwan and Byungkyu 2014 ). The source of the financial resources of local governments and the financial security of their strategic tasks is the better local economic base (Liu et al 2020 ). Therefore, green governance and economic development show a relationship of economic growth-fiscal expansion-enhanced green governance practices-economic growth, characterized as a virtuous system of interdependence and mutual circulation.…”

Section: Systematic Analysis Framework and Research Hypothesismentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing Chinese governance low-carbon economic peer effects in local government and under sustainable environmental regulation

Liu

Zhou

Yao

et al. 2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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The current study developed a systematic analytical framework to explore the logic of forming the cohort effect of green governance and green development in China in the new era. Based on provincial panel data from 2008 to 2018, this paper examines the existence, scope, and induced control of the green governance peer effects using a spatial econometric approach. The study found that the following: (1) Influenced by the top-level design of the central government and the contradictory governance of regional development, the local governments form the peer effects in green governance activities. The existence of spatial relationships makes local governments dependent on a solid financial support system and a basis for industrial transformation, thus counteracting regional competition for green governance. (2) The green governance peer effects tend to decay with increasing geographical distance but do not disappear across regional boundaries under either spatial interaction framework. (3) Considering the impact of green governance policy systems and regional heterogeneity, the green governance peer effects decrease in the eastern, western, and central regions in that order. (4) Further, the influencing factors show that the green governance peer effects arise from intra-local government competition under the decentralization of power between the central and local governments. The competition for scales and the relative performance appraisal system reinforces the peer motivation of each subject. (5) The strong correlation of green governance willingness indicates that local governments cannot escape from will-led emotional behavior, and personal interests and governance motivation further drive the formation of pseudo-rational decisions, ultimately leading to irrational group decisions.

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Section: Systematic Analysis Framework and Research Hypothesismentioning

confidence: 99%

Assessing Chinese governance low-carbon economic peer effects in local government and under sustainable environmental regulation

Liu

Zhou

Yao

et al. 2022

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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“…At present, the research fields using coupling coordination degree model in China mainly focus on provinces [44,45], regions [46,47], and industries [11,40,48], such as urbanization and logistics industry [27,29,43,45], urban and rural economic development and ecological environment [47,49], economic growth and environmental pollution [50,51], pharmaceutical manufacturing industry and regional economy [20,44,47,52], the innovation drive with high quality and economic development [53,54], the sustainable development of regional economy [55,56], science and technology innovation [57,58], integrated transportation and logistics industry and financial industry [29,35], rural revitalization and new type of urbanization [43,45,59], the logistics industry and the new urbanization [45,60], and so on. In addition to this method often used to study coupling coordination degree of two systems, there are also some studies of three systems, such as the coordinated development of economy, society, environment [27,61] and tourism, urbanization, urban ecological environment [53,62], etc.…”

Section: Coupling Coordination Degree Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Spatial Heterogeneity of Coupling Coordination Development between Logistics and Economy in Central Plains of China

Zhou

Zhao

et al. 2022

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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The coupling of logistics and economy is of great significance for regional development. To promote the regional development of urban agglomeration in Central Plains of China, this paper attempts to study the spatial divergence of coupling development and the influential factors. The 30 urban cities in Central Plains of China have been regarded as the research objects. We develop an integrated framework to derive the coupling degree between logistics and economy in this region including linear weighting method, coupling coordination degree model, and exploratory spatial data analysis. The spatial pattern of the coupling coordination degree between logistics and economy is studied by the visualization evolution analysis. In addition, the GWR model is formulated to study the influential factors of regional coupling development. The results show that (1) the integrated development level of logistics industry and economy in the Central Plains City Cluster is low, and the development difference between regions is significant; (2) the overall coupling and coordination level of logistics industry and economy in the Central Plains City Cluster is not high and is at the stage of imminent disorder; in space, it presents a spatial pattern of “high in the center and low around”; (3) the coupling coordination degree around each region and city is a strong positive spatial correlation and agglomeration situation significantly; (4) the ranking of the influence degree of each driving factor from high to low is urbanization rate; science and technology level; education level; and population density.

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“…This result is similar to previous studies on the relationship between the economy and the ecological environment. On a long timescale, the coupling degree and coupling coordination of the economy and the ecological environment will gradually increase over time, but there may be a decrease in the later period [20].…”

Section: Economic and Ecological Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The analysis of inter-system coupling can be used in urban green sustainable development [16,17], carbon emissions [18,19], regional economic development [20], land and sea systems [21], disaster analysis [22], water environment [12], "Belt and Road" [2,9] and other areas. However, most of these studies only focused on a region or a city, and did not involve surrounding cities, and lacked a holistic analysis.…”

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Coordination Study on Ecological and Economic Coupling of the Yellow River Basin

Zhao

Jiang

Zhai

et al. 2021

IJERPH

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The coupling and coordination relationship between ecology and the economy in the Yellow River Basin is a hot topic in sustainable development research. Said research has important guiding significance for the ecological security and comprehensive development of the Yellow River Basin. Taking the Yellow River Basin as the object of our study, based on the data of the economy, energy consumption data, ecology data and water resources data, we construct an indicator system of the economic development and ecological status of the Yellow River Basin and use the principal component analysis method to calculate the economic development and ecological status index. Then, we use the evaluation method, the coupling degree model and the coupling coordination degree model to analyze the time and space evolution trends of economic development and ecological state, coupling degree and coupling coordination degree. The results show that: (1) From 2000 to 2018, the economic development index of the Yellow River Basin rose steadily; the ecological status index showed a slow rise and then a downward trend. (2) The degree of coupling between economic development and ecological state has been considered as intensity coupling after 2005. The coupling trend slowly increased and then decreased, indicating that the interaction effect between the economy and ecology was first significantly enhanced and then slowly weakened. (3) The degree of coupling coordination increased from 0.2994 to 0.6266 and then decreased to 0.5917, reflecting the continuous improvement of the relationship between the regional economy and the ecological environment and the trend toward coordination. From 2015 to 2018, due to the gradual increase in the difference between economic development and ecological conditions, the coupling and coordination between the two decreased. Studies have shown that ecological construction and protection should be strengthened to ease the contradiction between the economy and ecology and achieve coordinated development.

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Coupling Coordination Degree of Government Support, Financial Support and Innovation and its Impact on Economic Development

Cited by 33 publications

References 22 publications

Assessing Chinese governance low-carbon economic peer effects in local government and under sustainable environmental regulation

Assessing Chinese governance low-carbon economic peer effects in local government and under sustainable environmental regulation

Spatial Heterogeneity of Coupling Coordination Development between Logistics and Economy in Central Plains of China

Coordination Study on Ecological and Economic Coupling of the Yellow River Basin

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