Exploring the nexus between tax revenues, government expenditures, and climate change: empirical evidence from Belt and Road Initiative countries

Assessing the Role of Environmental Expenditures and Green Transport in Emissions Released by Transport: An Application of ARDL Approach

“…More precisely, EGB may mitigate the effect on TCO 2 emissions through the environmental taxes. Yuelan et al (2021) also support that environmental government budget has a significant impact on emissions. The reason is that environmental taxes are also main sources of government budget related to environment (Mirović et al, 2021;Rafique et al, 2022).…”

Analysis and intervention of heatwave related economic loss: Comprehensive insights from supply, demand, and public expenditure into the relationship between the influencing factors

“…Public expenditure related to extreme heat obtained from government budget reports consists of "Medical and health expenditure", "Energy conservation and environmental protection expenditure", "Agriculture, forestry and water expenditure" and "Land, marine and meteorology expenditure". As the government financial tool, public expenditure can effectively help to mitigate climate change and ameliorate climate problems (Yuelan et al, 2021). We screened and summarized eight indicators of loss types from the level of the production sector and the consumption structure included three supply-side indicators and five demandside indicators from the studies mentioned above.…”

An empirical analysis of the nexus between digital financial inclusion, industrial structure distortion, and China’s energy intensity

“…Zhang et al ( 2020 ) think that with the expansion of the financial development scale and the enhancement of corporate social responsibility awareness, financial institutions will increase their support for the clean energy industry out of consideration of system, risk, reputation, and other aspects, resulting in a high correlation between enterprises’ access to financing and the reduction of energy intensity. Digital financial inclusion has the characteristics of convenience, low transaction cost, and universal access, which can ease household credit constraints and promote household consumption (Xie and Wu 2020 ; Yuelan et al 2021 ). More and more researches are looking at the effects of green finance, climate finance, and digital finance on energy and the environment (Wang and Wang 2022 ; Cao et al 2021 ; Atsu and Adams 2021 ; Yuelan et al 2019 ).…”