Mathematical Analysis on the Action Mechanism of Different Intensities of Environmental Regulation on Regional Economy

Abstract

An in-depth understanding of environmental regulation and its action mechanisms on the regional economy helps the regional government make correct and reasonable decisions on environmental and industrial policy. So far, relatively few scholars have analyzed the influence of different intensities of environmental regulation on the spatial evolution of regional economies. Drawing on the existing results, this paper carries out a mathematical analysis of the action mechanism of different intensities of environmental regulation on the regional economy. The action paths of environmental regulation on the regional economy were identified, and the basic assumptions were provided for the action mechanism. Furthermore, the authors discussed the energy conservation and emission reduction (ECER) cost and economic benefit under the effect of environmental regulation. Finally, the empirical results were obtained through the experiments. It is concluded that the ecological efficiencies of the regional economy in the study area demonstrated heterogeneous spatial correlations.