Spatial and temporal differences of urban land expansion pattern and utilization intensity in Zhengzhou City

Wang, Song; GUO, Weihong; Shen, Lei; HUANG, Junchang

doi:10.18306/dlkxjz.2022.03.003

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“…From the perspective of rural households, income from labor migration has become an important source of household income (Shirai et al, 2017), representing non-agricultural income earned by rural laborers. Rural residents' disposable income reflects the quality of their living standards (Wang & Han, 2021). At the social level, grass-roots organizations are an important guarantee for the endogenous driving force of rural revitalization governance (Liu, 2018), and the level of education of the rural population represents the level of human capital in rural areas (Li, 2009) and plays an important role in improving non-agricultural employment opportunities for rural population (Lóapez & Valdés, 2000).…”

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The interactive relationship between energy consumption and the social-economic-environmental complex system in rural areas.

Zhang,

Cheng,

Lei

et al. 2023

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As an essential foundation for rural development, energy serves as a vital driving force in achieving sustainable development goals in rural areas. However, there is still limited empirical research on the relationship between rural energy and sustainable development goals. Therefore, this paper selects rural areas as the research subject. Based on panel data from 2008 to 2020, the PVAR model is used to explore the interactive relationship between energy consumption and the social-economic-environmental complex system from a dynamic perspective, and variance decomposition in the panel vector autoregressive model and the System GMM estimation are utilized for specific analysis. The research findings demonstrate that energy consumption in rural areas has a unidirectional promoting effect on economic development. Furthermore, the environmental development in rural areas has a positive driving force on energy consumption, economic development, and social development. Based on these results, feasible suggestions are proposed for the high-quality development of rural energy and the realization of sustainable development goals in rural areas.

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Section: Variable Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%