Green Attitude and Economic Growth

Ott, Ingrid; Soretz, Susanne

doi:10.1007/s10640-016-0061-z

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“…(2) Consumption level. Residents with a higher consumption level are more aware of environmental protection, which can stimulate the demand for green products and encourage enterprises to improve the traditional production technology and manufacturing process [ 37 ]. This paper adopts the amount of per capita social consumer goods to represent the consumption level.…”

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Analysis of China’s Industrial Green Development Efficiency and Driving Factors: Research Based on MGWR

Qiao

Zhou

2021

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With increasingly severe constraints on resources and the environment, it is the mainstream trend of economic development to reduce industrial pollution emissions and promote green industrial development. In this paper, a super-efficiency slacks-based measure (SBM) model is adopted to measure the industrial green development efficiency (IGDE) of 289 cities in China from 2008 to 2018. Moreover, we analyze their spatiotemporal differentiation pattern. On this basis, the multiscale geographical weighted regression (MGWR) model is used to analyze the scale differences and spatial differences of the driving factors. The results show that the IGDE is still at a low level in China. From 2008 to 2018, the overall polarization of IGDE was relatively serious. The number of high- and low-efficiency cities increased, while that of medium-efficiency cities greatly decreased. Secondly, the IGDE presented an obvious spatial positive correlation. MGWR regression results show that the technological innovation, government regulation, and consumption level belonged to the global scale, and there was almost no spatial heterogeneity. Other driving factors were urbanization, industrial structure, economic development, and population density according to their spatial scale. Lastly, the influence of economic development and technological innovation had a certain circular structure in space; the influence of population size mainly occurred in the cities of the southeast coast and northeast provinces; the influence of urbanization was more obvious in the most northern provinces of the Yangtze River, while that of industrial structure was mainly concentrated in the most southern cities of the Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB). Spatially, the influence of consumption was manifested as a distribution trend of decreasing from north to south, and the government regulation was manifested as increasing from west to east and then to northeast.

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Analysis of China’s Industrial Green Development Efficiency and Driving Factors: Research Based on MGWR

Qiao

Zhou

2021

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“…With the growing inclination towards green banking, most researchers have studied issues in various areas, such as green banking initiatives [33], the impact of green banks on sustainable development [36], consumer information of green banks [37], customer satisfaction in green banks [38], green consumer loyalty [33], green bank acceptance [39], consumers' green attitude [40], and environment up-gradation through green banking initiatives [41]. Accordingly, the search for new information on various aspects of green banks has increased among consumers in the recent era, which indicates that consumers are concerned with the monitoring of the environmental practices of an organization [32].…”

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CSR, Co-Creation and Green Consumer Loyalty: Are Green Banking Initiatives Important? A Moderated Mediation Approach from an Emerging Economy

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The homogenization of the banking segment has made it difficult for banking institutions to practice the quality of services that are needed in order to retain consumers. Thus, these days, finding ways to increase consumer loyalty—especially green loyalty—has become a challenge for the banking industry around the planet. Research has long acknowledged that corporate social responsibility (CSR) is a strategic concern that could help organizations to increase consumer loyalty. However, the impact of CSR practices on green consumer loyalty is rarely addressed in the extant literature. Hence, the present research investigated the impact of CSR on green consumer loyalty with the mediating effect of co-creation in the banking industry of Pakistan. The study also introduced green banking initiatives as a moderator between the mediated relation of CSR and green consumer loyalty, with the intention that such a moderator would strengthen this indirect relationship. The structural equation modeling technique was used for the data analysis. The results confirm that CSR enhances consumer loyalty, and that co-creation partially mediates this relationship. Furthermore, green banking initiatives further strengthen this relation. The results of the current survey could help banking institutions learn how they can develop core strategic considerations based on the integration of CSR co-creation and green banking initiatives.

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“…336-354, pp. [36][37][38][39]. The second opinion is that appropriate strategies by companies respond effectively to the environment [27] (pp.…”

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“…656-688). Involving key suppliers in the development of new green products for environmentally-demanding customers and markets can bring both environmental and commercial success [36,37] (pp. 527-538, pp.…”

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Guided High-Quality Development, Resources, and Environmental Forcing in China’s Green Development

Yang

Wang

et al. 2019

Sustainability

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High-quality guided development and environmental forcing are two routes for China’s green development, and each has different focuses and outcomes. The aim of this study is to clarify coordinated mechanisms to reveal the reasons and determine paths for China’s green development. A research framework for synergetic evolution is established, and the Haken model is applied to analyze the different effects of high-quality development that guide resource- and environmental-forcing mechanisms. This research showed that: (1) the preferred route and key factor in China’s green development is high-quality developmental guidance; (2) high-quality development and environmental-forcing mechanisms are non-coordinated, and while the former might coordinate with the latter, the latter does not; (3) mutual promotion of high-quality developmental guidance and the resource mechanism was not observed; (4) the critical point coordinated value is 0.5686 for China’s green development. Eastern China possesses a relatively high level of green development, while the north, east, west, and central areas of the country still have much progress to make.

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Green Attitude and Economic Growth

Cited by 14 publications

References 25 publications

Analysis of China’s Industrial Green Development Efficiency and Driving Factors: Research Based on MGWR

Analysis of China’s Industrial Green Development Efficiency and Driving Factors: Research Based on MGWR

CSR, Co-Creation and Green Consumer Loyalty: Are Green Banking Initiatives Important? A Moderated Mediation Approach from an Emerging Economy

Guided High-Quality Development, Resources, and Environmental Forcing in China’s Green Development

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