Industrial green total factor productivity based on an MML index in the Yangtze River Economic Belt

Zhong, Shen; Wang, Lang; Yao, Fengge

doi:10.1007/s11356-021-17625-w

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“…The rapid development of industrialisation in Wuxi and the adjacent areas may be to blame for the fact that acid/alkaline compounds are the most prevalent cause of eye burns. 15 16 In contrast to this study, Bizrah et al discovered that 70% of severe eye chemical burns were caused by an assault. 12 Rinsing the eyes in large numbers is a critical emergency treatment strategy in the event that the important burns prevention strategy fails and eye burns develop.…”

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“…Eye burns are frequent in China, particularly in several high-risk industries including manufacturing and construction work. The rapid development of industrialisation in Wuxi and the adjacent areas may be to blame for the fact that acid/alkaline compounds are the most prevalent cause of eye burns 15 16. In contrast to this study, Bizrah et al discovered that 70% of severe eye chemical burns were caused by an assault 12.…”

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Epidemiological features and management of eye burn patients in Wuxi, China

Chu

Yang

et al. 2023

BMJ Open Ophth

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BackgroundThe current study aimed to analyse epidemiological data on eye burns in Wuxi, China, for the years 2015–2021, and to provide insight into the development of appropriate prevention strategies.MethodsA retrospective study was conducted on 151 hospitalised patients with eye burns. Data collected included gender, age, the monthly distribution of incidence, cause of eye burn, the site of eye burn, the type of surgery, visual outcome, the length of hospital stay and the cost of hospital admission. Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS V.19.0 and Graph Pad Prism V.9.0.ResultsIn a total of 151 eye burn patients, 130 were males (86.09%) and 21 were females (13.91%). The proportion of patients classified as grade III was the greatest (46.36%). The average age of our hospitalised patients with eye burns was 43.72 years and the average length of hospital stay was 17 days. The number of injuries was highest in September (14.6%). Among eye burn patients, workers and farmers became the most common occupations (62.91%, 12.58%). The most frequent cause of burns was alkali burns (19.21%), followed by acid burns (16.56%). When admitted to the hospital, patients’ average vision was 0.06, and 49% of them had a poor vision (<0.3, ≥0.05).ConclusionWith an investigation of 7-year hospitalisation data, the current study provided a fundamental reference for epidemiological features and management of eye burns in Wuxi, China, which could contribute to the development of treatment and prevention strategies.

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Epidemiological features and management of eye burn patients in Wuxi, China

Chu

Yang

et al. 2023

BMJ Open Ophth

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“…As early as 2006, China became the world's largest carbon emitter [4]. Based on the reality of the overuse of agricultural production factors and agricultural environmental pollution, conventional agricultural productivity (ATFP) cannot accurately measure agricultural production performance [5]. Therefore, scholars add resources and environmental factors into the calculation of ATFP, which is called agricultural green total factor productivity (AGTFP) [6].…”

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Environmental Regulation, Urban-Rural Income Gap and Agricultural Green Total Factor Productivity

Luo

et al. 2022

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Environmental regulation is the basis for achieving green agricultural development, and urban-rural integration is the key to optimizing the allocation of agricultural elements and achieving sustainable agricultural development. This paper aims to investigate the spatial spillover effect of environmental regulation on China’s agricultural green total factor productivity (AGTFP) and examine the mediating effect of the urban-rural income gap. Both the Super-SBM-DEA model and the Global Malmquist–Luenberger productivity index are used to account for the AGTFP of China’s 30 provinces, and the spatial Durbin model and the mediating effect model are used to analyze the impact of environmental regulation. We found that firstly, during the sample period, China’s AGTFP has increased with an average annual growth rate of 3.27%, which is mainly promoted by agricultural green technology progress (AGTC). Secondly, both the direct and spatial effects of environmental regulation on AGTFP show a significant “U”-shaped feature and have regional heterogeneity based on differences in economic development levels and factor endowments. Thirdly, there is an “inverted U”-shaped relationship between environmental regulation and the urban-rural income gap, and the urban-rural income gap negatively affects AGTFP. Based on the empirical results, we propose that the Chinese government should pay attention to green technology innovation, break the market segmentation, promote urban-rural integration, and then promote the AGTFP.

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“…Song et al (2022) estimated the green economic effectiveness (GEE) of provinces in the Yangtze River Economic Belt (YREB) using the super SBM model and found that the inter-basin differences were greater than the intra-basin differences. Zhong et al (2022) measured industrial GTFP of 108 cities in YREB based on DEA model with metafrontier infrastructure framework and ML index. These results showed that industrial base and government support have a strong impact on GTFP.…”

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