Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(15), P. 6407 - 6407
Published: July 26, 2024
Decreasing
carbon
emission
intensity
(CEI)
has
emerged
as
a
crucial
strategy
for
nations
to
attain
low-carbon
economic
growth.
Nevertheless,
definitive
conclusion
about
the
correlation
between
financial
development
and
CEI
not
been
reached.
This
research
examines
influence
of
digital
inclusive
finance
(DIF),
novel
sector,
on
CEI,
role
technology
innovation
(DTI)
in
this
impact.
Firstly,
study
analyzes
DIF
from
perspectives
effect
scale
proposes
hypothesis
that
impact
is
U-shaped.
Then,
using
double
fixed-effect
model
sample
30
provinces
China
2011
2021,
verifies
accuracy
hypothesis.
Subsequently,
mechanism
by
which
impacts
results
indicate
can
exert
U-shaped
via
enhancing
DTI.
further
investigates
three
angles:
geographical
location,
human
capital
level,
green
finance.
It
also
explores
spillover
spatial
heterogeneity
employing
Durbin
model.
Lastly,
drawing
aforementioned
analysis,
report
some
recommendations.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Jan. 8, 2024
Abstract
Inclusive
finance
has
the
potential
to
impact
CO
2
emissions
resulting
from
energy
activities
by
influencing
regional
economic
behavior.
To
explore
this
relationship,
research
makes
use
of
panel
data
covering
30
Chinese
provinces
between
2004
and
2017.
Through
utilization
empirical
methods,
including
dynamic
model,
DIFF-GMM
mediating
effect
moderating
study
examines
direction
mechanisms
influence
financial
inclusion
on
various
aspects
in
China.
The
findings
demonstrate
that
development
inclusive
a
significant
emissions,
characterized
an
rebound
effect.
This
is
primarily
observed
through
notable
increases
total
per
capita
coupled
with
reduction
emission
efficiency.
Additionally,
exhibits
certain
capacity
mitigate
addressing
poverty.
However,
mitigating
falls
short
fully
offsetting
overall
finance.
Moreover,
reveals
market
regulation
weakens
positive
relationship
emissions.
Furthermore,
spatial
spillover
effect,
wherein
it
serves
inhibit
neighboring
regions.
