Fiscal disparities among local governments in Zhejiang Province, China

Yan, Yan; Reschovsky, Andrew

doi:10.1080/07352166.2020.1851138

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“…Financial pressure refers to the persistent gap between fiscal revenue and fiscal expenditure of a country or region. This study uses the ratio of fiscal gap to fiscal revenue to represent the level of financial pressure [ 63 ]. The equation is as follows:

where FP i is the financial pressure index of resource-based city i , and E i and R i are fiscal expenditure and fiscal revenue of city i , respectively.…”

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Environmental Regulation, Financial Pressure and Industrial Ecological Efficiency of Resource-Based Cities in China: Spatiotemporal Characteristics and Impact Mechanism

Hou

Yin

Chen

2022

IJERPH

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A resource-based city is a type of city characterized by the exploitation and processing of natural resources as the leading industry in the region. Such cities provide essential resources for China’s economic development and support long-term rapid economic growth. However, resource-based cities (RBCs) face challenges, including resource depletion, economic recession, environmental pollution, and ecological damage, to which not enough attention has been paid. In the context of China’s increased focus on environmental protection and the economy, improving industrial ecological efficiency of RBCs has become ever more important. In the present study, the Super-SBM model was used to measure the industrial ecological efficiency of 114 RBCs in China from 2003 to 2016. The results show that during the study period, the industrial ecological efficiency of RBCs in China improved significantly, particularly in the central and western regions. The results from a Tobit model show that appropriate environmental regulation and financial pressure have a positive impact on the industrial ecological efficiency of RBCs. However, when faced with the dual pressures of environmental regulation and financial difficulty, improvement in industrial ecological efficiency was inhibited. The impact of environmental regulation and financial pressure on industrial ecological efficiency of cities in different regions and development stages and with different resource types shows heterogeneity. In accordance with the study findings, differentiated measures and suggestions are proposed to improve the industrial ecological efficiency of RBCs.

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where FP i is the financial pressure index of resource-based city i , and E i and R i are fiscal expenditure and fiscal revenue of city i , respectively.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental Regulation, Financial Pressure and Industrial Ecological Efficiency of Resource-Based Cities in China: Spatiotemporal Characteristics and Impact Mechanism

Hou

Yin

Chen

2022

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“…Representative research results include: First, the regional economic development mode perspective that the provincial fiscal and economic growth from high-speed to medium-high-speed, the degree of transformation depends on the industrial structure, industrial level [4,9,24]. Second, from the perspective of optimizing the regional economic, it is considered that scientific and reasonable functional zoning is conducive to balancing regional fiscal and promoting economic development [5,[16][17][18]21]. Third, from the perspective of regional economic growth policy measures, moderate fiscal decentralization is conducive to promoting industrial development and gathering [20,23,25]; Appropriate government subsidies and preferential tax policies are favorable tools for industrial transformation and upgrading [7,10].…”

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Study on Urban Fiscal Revenue and Industrial Upgrading Based on a Big Data Model

Shi¹,

Kuang²

2022

Atlantis Highlights in Computer Sciences

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In order to reveal the high-quality level of fiscal revenue growth in the Chinese Pearl River Delta cities, this paper first constructs a Dynamic Equilibrium Index model. The model is based on the classical DEA model frame and includes two optimization indicators: maximum value and minimum value. It is compatible with stringent and loose evaluation standards, which can be weight adjusted according to the actual needs. This model belongs to the optimal dynamic planning algorithm and can be widely used to evaluate the production level. Then, the fiscal income, GDP, disposable income and employment population in the Pearl River Delta cities for nearly 10 years were taken as the variables of the above model, among which GDP, disposable income and employment population serve as the input variables, and fiscal income as the output variable. The results show that Shenzhen has been far ahead of the other six cities, followed by Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Foshan, Dongguan, Huizhou and Zhongshan. The results fully demonstrate the principle that the high-quality level of modern urban fiscal revenue growth depends on the proportion of advanced manufacturing, high-tech industry and modern services. Conclusion: Shenzhen is undoubtedly the city with the fastest growing fiscal revenue in the Pearl River Delta, because Shenzhen has high proportion of advanced manufacturing and high-tech industries.

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The land finance and eco-product value nexus: Evidence from fiscal decentralization in China

Xia

Ding

Shen

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Fiscal disparities among local governments in Zhejiang Province, China

Cited by 8 publications

References 29 publications

Environmental Regulation, Financial Pressure and Industrial Ecological Efficiency of Resource-Based Cities in China: Spatiotemporal Characteristics and Impact Mechanism

Environmental Regulation, Financial Pressure and Industrial Ecological Efficiency of Resource-Based Cities in China: Spatiotemporal Characteristics and Impact Mechanism

Study on Urban Fiscal Revenue and Industrial Upgrading Based on a Big Data Model

The land finance and eco-product value nexus: Evidence from fiscal decentralization in China

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