Rapid Transportation and Green Technology Innovation in Cities—From the View of the Industrial Collaborative Agglomeration

Lin, Shanlang; Chen, Ziyang; He, Ziwen

doi:10.3390/app11178110

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“…Thus, the second hypothesis laid out earlier was also verified. Studies have shown that good transportation infrastructure is a necessary condition for the economic development of urban agglomerations, and simultaneously, the rational layout of the industrial structure will drive the development of urban agglomerations [79][80][81]. This is the same as the real situation in the Chengdu-Chongqing area.…”

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Factors Driving Coordinated Development of Urban Green Economy: An Empirical Evidence from the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle

Deng

2022

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Globally, all countries regard the development of economic zones around basins as the focus and main axis of national economic construction. The economic development of basin areas must consider the constraints of environmental protection, which requires local governments to adopt a coordinated development approach to the green economy. The Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle is located in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River Basin and will be built into a growth pole for China’s economic growth. This paper uses the panel data of 16 cities in the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle from 2005 to 2019 and measures the level of coordinated development of the green economy among cities. Using fixed effect regression models, this paper identified the factors driving the coordinated development level of the urban green economy. The results show that (1) the overall trend of coordinated development of green economy in the Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle is enhanced; (2) the pulling force includes the similarity of economic agglomeration and regional openness, the resonance force includes the similarity of traffic and industrial structure, the pushing force comes from the central city; (3) in the urban agglomeration with double centers, the cooperation and competition between two “pole” cities may coexist.

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Section: Discussion Of Empirical Resultsmentioning

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Factors Driving Coordinated Development of Urban Green Economy: An Empirical Evidence from the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle

Deng

2022

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“…Through the efficiency of cooperation, collaborative agglomerations can accelerate the flow of green innovation elements and promote the extension of the green innovation chain within and between regions. Knowledge-intensive enterprises and innovative industrial enterprises expand continuously, which helps to increase the frequency of green R&D cooperation within and across regions [23].…”

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The Economic Spillover Effect of the Collaborative Agglomeration between Manufacturing and Producer Services

Li,

Liu

2024

Sustainability

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High-quality economic development is an inevitable requirement for promoting sustainable development. Stacks of research papers have suggested that the quality of China’s economic development will make an important contribution to promoting global sustainable development. The collaborative agglomeration between manufacturing and producer services is determined by multiple factors, including industrial characteristics and industrial associations. This is conducive to the efficient evolution of the industrial structure and to further achieving high-quality economic development. Based on the provincial data from 2010 to 2021 in China, this research evaluated the impact of co-agglomeration between manufacturing and producer services on high-quality economic development by using the double-fixed-effect spatial Durbin model. The benchmark regression results showed that industrial co-agglomeration impacted high-quality economic development in an inverted U-shaped. This result had a significant positive spatial spillover and was robust. In the spatial heterogeneity tests, the co-agglomeration of industries had different effects on high-quality development in regions. The strongest spillover effect of positive externalities was in the eastern region, which played an active role as a “growth pole”. The “siphon effect” happened in the central region. The spillover effect had a “U” shape in the western region, and the co-agglomeration inhibited current high-quality development. In the mechanism analysis, the industrial co-agglomeration enhanced high-quality development by stimulating green innovation, and the digital economy had a positive moderating effect. The study presented in this article provides empirical evidence and offers policy recommendations for formulating industrial policies and improving the quality of economic development.

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“…Labor market pooling and knowledge spillover exist in the tourism context (Kim et al, 2021). Benefiting from the agglomeration economy due to high urban centrality, the cost of labor force transfer and movement is greatly reduced, resulting in a more efficient allocation of labor (Lin et al, 2021a). Moreover, a large labor pool makes it much less expensive for tourism companies to search and find workforces, thus improving labor productivity.…”

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Determinant of the tourism economy in Chinese cities: from an urban centrality perspective

Chen

2022

Tourism Economics

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This paper aims to analyze and explain how urban centrality influences tourism development in a city. Based on the panel data of 295 prefecture-level cities in China from 2005 to 2018, the paper develops explanatory mechanisms and discusses the influence theoretically and empirically. To advance the analysis, this paper constructs a new index for urban centrality. Our empirical findings are as follows: (1) urban centrality promotes tourism income significantly. (2) Mechanism analysis illustrates that urban centrality fosters tourism through the agglomeration and industrial structure effects. (3) Heterogenous analysis suggests that the influence of urban centrality on tourism varies with city sizes and locations.

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Rapid Transportation and Green Technology Innovation in Cities—From the View of the Industrial Collaborative Agglomeration

Cited by 16 publications

References 65 publications

Factors Driving Coordinated Development of Urban Green Economy: An Empirical Evidence from the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle

Factors Driving Coordinated Development of Urban Green Economy: An Empirical Evidence from the Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle

The Economic Spillover Effect of the Collaborative Agglomeration between Manufacturing and Producer Services

Determinant of the tourism economy in Chinese cities: from an urban centrality perspective

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