Urban Economics: Geography and Spatial Dependence Matter to the Sustainability of Cities

Griffith, Daniel A.

doi:10.3389/frsc.2021.723561

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“…In the market economy, regional economic activities do not occur independently, but are integrated and influence each other (Griffith, 2021;Feng et al, 2022). Regional linkage development has become the trend of geo-economy (Hao et al, 2021).…”

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Can green finance improve carbon emission efficiency? Evidence from China

Liang

Song

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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The improvement of carbon emission efficiency and the realization of the goal of “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality” are the key issues that China needs to solve urgently at this stage. The green and low-carbon transformation of the economy requires sufficient financial support. Whether green finance is an opportunity to improve China’s carbon emission efficiency is worth studying. For the aim, based on the macro-panel data of 30 provinces in China from 2010 to 2019, this paper uses fixed effect model and spatial Durbin model to study the impact of green finance on regional carbon emission efficiency. The results show that: First, the development of green finance can improve the carbon emission efficiency; Second, in addition to the “local effect”, the influence of green finance on carbon emission efficiency has a “neighborhood effect”, that is, it has a spatial spillover effect on carbon emission efficiency in neighboring areas, and this effect only exists in a short time; Third, the impact of green finance on carbon emission efficiency is heterogeneous in different regions with different environmental regulations. This paper has reference significance for green finance development and the implementation of the goal of “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality” in China.

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Section: Spatial Estimation Resultsmentioning

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Can green finance improve carbon emission efficiency? Evidence from China

Liang

Song

2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Unfortunately, these additions are not without cost. For example, effort must be directed at updating (Griffith, 2021) and then maintaining state-of-the-art urban hierarchy articulations. In addition, justified postulated synchronization and competition mechanisms must accompany elaborated PSA-NSA mixture conceptualizations.…”

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Spatial autocorrelation mixtures in geospatial disease data: An important global epidemiologic/public health assessment ingredient?

Griffith

2023

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Geographic‐oriented public health has a time‐honored history, beginning with such classic assessments as John Snow's cholera deaths vis‐à‐vis London's Broad Street water pump. His constructed map illustrates how gathering locational information about diseases and mapping its static as well as diffusion map patterns benefit society in the long run. Spatial autocorrelation (SA)—a habitual manifestation of geospatial data locational tagging/indexing characterizing their nonrandom mixture of attribute values across a geographic landscape—latent in georeferenced disease data, is a key feature of such assessment instruments. The objective of this article is to highlight the presence of positive–negative SA mixtures, rather than solely positive SA, in global epidemiologic/public health data, regardless of the place on Earth that houses them, and consequential impacts on the assessment of such data.

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Governmental Interactive Strategies for Urban Real Estate Investment in China: An Analysis of the Promotion Tournament Model

Líu

2022

J. Urban Plann. Dev.

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Urban Economics: Geography and Spatial Dependence Matter to the Sustainability of Cities

Cited by 3 publications

References 17 publications

Can green finance improve carbon emission efficiency? Evidence from China

Can green finance improve carbon emission efficiency? Evidence from China

Spatial autocorrelation mixtures in geospatial disease data: An important global epidemiologic/public health assessment ingredient?

Governmental Interactive Strategies for Urban Real Estate Investment in China: An Analysis of the Promotion Tournament Model

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