What's going on? Urban agglomerations and firm green innovation: Evidence from Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle, China

Hu, Ruifeng; Xu, Weiqiao

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.137662

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“…If the parameter β is greater than zero, the development level of collaborative innovation is in a state of spatiotemporal convergence. The larger β value encourages the convergence speed [ 59 , 81 ]. Conversely, if the parameter β is less than zero, the development level of collaborative innovation is in a state of spatiotemporal divergence [ 82 ].…”

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“…The RIS theory offers valuable perspectives on how regions might strategically use their unique strengths and assets to promote the formation of innovation clusters, enhance knowledge sharing, and drive economic development [ 58 ]. The aforementioned concept has substantial significance in understanding the operational dynamics of the CCEC as a regional innovation system, whereby the integration of firms, colleges, and research institutes facilitates collaborative innovation and propels economic progress [ 59 , 60 ].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…These factors make it an ideal setting for investigating the effects of IURC on spatial and temporal convergence, as well as its impact on regional economic outcomes [ 4 ]. Furthermore, the analysis of the CCEC case offers insightful insights into the policy interventions and strategies that promote effective collaboration among industries, universities, and research institutions, thereby enhancing economic progress within the designated geographical region [ 59 ].…”

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“…However, their development may cause several environmental problems. The Chinese government has established a green strategy for urban agglomeration construction to achieve clean transformation by enhancing firm green innovation 1 . The Chinese government has proposed a total green transformation of economic and social development through the 14th 5-Year Plan period 2 .…”

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Impact of urban agglomeration construction on urban air quality–empirical test based on PSM–DID model

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Cui,

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Urban agglomerations have become a new trend in the development of urbanization and regionalization in the world today. The construction of urban agglomerations has brought rapid economic development as well as a series of ecological and environmental problems, especially the impact on urban air quality. How to understand and evaluate the impact of urban agglomeration construction on air quality is a key issue that requires attention. City cluster construction is equivalent to a "quasi-natural experiment". This study empirically examines the impact of urban agglomeration construction on air quality in southwest China by constructing a PSM–DID model. It is found that: (1) City cluster construction has significantly improved urban air quality in urban clusters with lagging and forward-looking effects on air quality. (2) In terms of influencing factors, the level of economic development considerably improves the air quality of urban cluster cities, the industrial structure severely deteriorates the air quality of these cities, and meteorological factors highly affect their air quality. Among them, average annual urban rainfall significantly reduces urban air pollutant concentrations in urban clusters, average annual temperature significantly increases urban air pollutant concentrations, and average annual wind speed can reduce urban air pollutant concentrations. (3) Urban agglomerations are spatially heterogeneous in their impact on air quality. In this context, the topographical conditions and the level of development of urban agglomerations have a non-negligible influence on pollutant concentrations. (4) The distribution pattern of air quality pollutant concentrations in each urban agglomeration is unstable, and there are large differences in these concentrations between different urban agglomerations.

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A longitudinal exploration of the spatiotemporal coupling relationship and driving factors between regional urban development and ecological quality of green space

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2024

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What's going on? Urban agglomerations and firm green innovation: Evidence from Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle, China

Cited by 6 publications

References 98 publications

Impact of industry-university-research collaboration and convergence on economic development: Evidence from chengdu-chongqing economic circle in China

Impact of industry-university-research collaboration and convergence on economic development: Evidence from chengdu-chongqing economic circle in China

Impact of urban agglomeration construction on urban air quality–empirical test based on PSM–DID model

A longitudinal exploration of the spatiotemporal coupling relationship and driving factors between regional urban development and ecological quality of green space

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