The Effect of Government Supports in Marine Industry and Sport Club Membership on the Networking Behavior and Participatory Activities

Myeong-Soo, Jung; Jung, Hyung-Shik; Kim, Hong Nam; Kim, Young Shim

doi:10.51979/kssls.2010.11.42.397

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“…Research in sports economics is relatively recent and an emerging subject area [30], and the abatement effects of fiscal support for sports are not common in existing studies. On the one hand, the literature has mainly used literature analysis [31][32][33], interviews and questionnaires [34,35], and simulation analysis [36,37] to focus on the study of the sports industry and the development analysis of the sports business itself, and the number of studies using relevant data to construct econometric models is relatively small. On the other hand, some scholars have explored the low-carbon development path of the sports industry itself [38][39][40], and the impact of the sports economy on regional low-carbon development [41], but none of them have considered the effect of governmental actions.…”

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Fiscal Expenditure on Sports and Regional Carbon Emissions: Evidence from China

Wang

Xiang

2023

Sustainability

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Due to the problems of economic structure and the ways of industrial development, many countries have accumulated many ecological problems in the process of economic development, especially the increase in carbon emissions, the greenhouse effect, and the emergence of a series of problems, which makes the global ecosystem suffer severe challenges. Achieving green sustainable development has become a strategic development arrangement for all countries, and as the sports economy is closely linked to regional green development, it has become an important channel to influence regional green development by promoting sports development. Based on theoretical analysis, this paper empirically analyzes and tests the impact of government fiscal support for sports on regional carbon emissions and its mechanisms based on provincial panel data using baseline regressions, a mediated effects model, and a threshold model. We argue that the development of green and healthy sports can have a significant impact on regional green development and that government fiscal support for sports plays an important role in this process. We found that government fiscal support for sports can significantly reduce regional carbon emissions and thus promote regional green development. From the perspective of mechanism analysis, the government’s fiscal support for sports leads to the orderly development of the sports industry and its associated industries, which improves the rationalization of the regional industrial structure and thus reduces regional carbon emissions. Moreover, as the carbon productivity of the region continues to rise, the impact of fiscal support for sports on regional low-carbon development gradually deepens. This paper confirms the important role of the government’s emphasis on sports development in the process of achieving carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, verifies the mediating effect of industrial structure rationalization, and further quantifies the correlation through the threshold effect, extending the study of the influencing factors affecting regional carbon emissions.

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Fiscal Expenditure on Sports and Regional Carbon Emissions: Evidence from China

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Xiang

2023

Sustainability

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“…On the one hand, the existing research mainly focuses on the development analysis of the sports industry and the sports cause itself. Moreover, its research methods mainly include literature analysis ( 22 , 23 ), interviews and questionnaires ( 24 , 25 ), and simulation analysis ( 7 , 26 ). On the other hand, in promoting regional economic development, the government plays an essential role through basic public expenditure ( 27 ).…”

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Does increasing public expenditure on sports promote regional sustainable development: Evidence from China

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Front. Public Health

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In the post-COVID era, how to improve the level of regional sustainable development has attracted much attention. And the vigorous development of the sports economy may be closely related to the regional sustainable development. This paper explores the impact and mechanism analysis of government sports public expenditure on regional sustainable development from the perspective of sports economic development. The study found that China's sustainable development presents obvious ladder-like characteristics and highlights the regional imbalance and inadequacy of regional green and coordinated development. And the government's increase in public expenditure on sports can significantly promote regional sustainable development and improve the level of regional green and coordinated development. With the continuous improvement of the regional economic development, the effect of sports public expenditure continues to increase. It can be seen from this that implementing the strategy of strengthening the country through sports under the government's guidance is an essential guarantee for the public health and quality of life and the sustainable development of the economy and society. Additionally, the development level of market finance is also an important driving factor for the government's public expenditure on sports to improve the level of sustainable development in the region. From the mechanism analysis, the government activates the local residents' consumption level by increasing the public expenditure on sports, thus promoting regional sustainable development.

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The Effect of Government Supports in Marine Industry and Sport Club Membership on the Networking Behavior and Participatory Activities

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Fiscal Expenditure on Sports and Regional Carbon Emissions: Evidence from China

Fiscal Expenditure on Sports and Regional Carbon Emissions: Evidence from China

Does increasing public expenditure on sports promote regional sustainable development: Evidence from China

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