Fiscal Decentralization, Environmental Regulation, and Green Technological Innovation: Evidence from China
Changyun Zhou,
Junxi Zhu,
Zhuo Chen
Abstract:To achieve carbon peaking and neutrality, optimizing power allocation and fiscal responsibilities between China's central and local authorities is essential for balancing environmental and economic goals. This study employs fixed-effects panel regression and a threshold model to examine the relationships between fiscal decentralization, environmental regulations, and green technological innovation in 271 prefecture-level cities from 2007 to 2019. The results reveal that environmental regulations significantly … Show more
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