How Does Urban Expansion Affect Regional Haze Pollution: An Intergovernmental Tax Competition Perspective DOI
Zhuoxuan Liu, Hai Zhong,

Dongyang Zhen

et al.

American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: May 11, 2025

ABSTRACT This paper utilizes geographic and nighttime light data to identify the levels of haze pollution extent urban spatial expansion across Chinese provinces, thus partially addressing measurement errors in variables. Building upon this, incorporates local government tax competition, expansion, regional into a unified research framework. Using dynamic panel from 30 provinces mainland China for period 2007–2020, systematically comprehensively investigates interrelationships among these factors delves their underlying causes mechanisms. The main findings are as follows: intergovernmental competition driven by economic growth demands fiscal incentives has given rise governments, both which key contributors within jurisdictions. In this process, further amplifies adverse impact on environmental quality. Specifically, leads decline efficiency regulations an increase industrial pollution, while exacerbates emissions urbanization, transportation, construction sector, ultimately resulting deterioration air

Language: Английский

Data-driven approach for measuring and curbing Green House Gases (GHG) Emissions in the Supply Chain of India DOI

Amitesh Pandey,

Vikas Kumar Choubey

Journal of Cleaner Production, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown, P. 145392 - 145392

Published: March 1, 2025

Language: Английский

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How Does Urban Expansion Affect Regional Haze Pollution: An Intergovernmental Tax Competition Perspective DOI
Zhuoxuan Liu, Hai Zhong,

Dongyang Zhen

et al.

American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Journal Year: 2025, Volume and Issue: unknown

Published: May 11, 2025

ABSTRACT This paper utilizes geographic and nighttime light data to identify the levels of haze pollution extent urban spatial expansion across Chinese provinces, thus partially addressing measurement errors in variables. Building upon this, incorporates local government tax competition, expansion, regional into a unified research framework. Using dynamic panel from 30 provinces mainland China for period 2007–2020, systematically comprehensively investigates interrelationships among these factors delves their underlying causes mechanisms. The main findings are as follows: intergovernmental competition driven by economic growth demands fiscal incentives has given rise governments, both which key contributors within jurisdictions. In this process, further amplifies adverse impact on environmental quality. Specifically, leads decline efficiency regulations an increase industrial pollution, while exacerbates emissions urbanization, transportation, construction sector, ultimately resulting deterioration air

Language: Английский

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0