Journal of Economic Insights,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
2(1), P. 1 - 19
Published: March 25, 2025
The
global
climate
crisis
has
become
the
focus
of
attention,
and
China
vigorously
pursues
low-carbon
economic
development,
for
which
implementation
green
finance
is
continuously
enhanced,
so
does
development
contribute
to
development?
This
paper
constructs
a
low
carbon
index
system
containing
several
indicators,
measures
them
using
entropy
weight
method
spatio-temporal
extreme
difference.
conducts
an
empirical
study
based
on
data
30
provinces
cities
from
2005
2020,
results
find
that
policy
incentive
effect
institutional
effect,
can
significantly
positively
affect
economy,
findings
still
hold
after
endogeneity
test
robustness
test.
mechanism
shows
influence
by
promoting
industrial
structure
upgrading,
technology
innovation
FDI
inflow;
moreover,
positive
promotion
more
obvious
in
western
region
non-Yangtze
River
Economic
Zone
region;
finally,
moderating
reveals
environment
level
market
enhance
relationship
between
development.
Discover Environment,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(1)
Published: July 13, 2024
Abstract
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
the
complex
landscape
of
climate
finance,
assessing
adequacy,
predictability,
and
implications
for
sustainable
development
in
least
developed
countries
(LDCs).
is
motivated
by
pressing
need
assess
finance
Employing
an
econometric
framework,
this
utilizes
ARIMA
models
analyze
time
series
data
(from
2000
2021)
on
finance.
The
analysis
revealed
a
notable
gap
between
needed
actual
funding
received
LDCs.
Despite
annual
requirement
$93.7
billion
according
UK-based
International
Institute
Environment
Development
(IIED),
LDCs
have
only
average
$14.8
annually
since
2015.
suggests
that
lacks
predictability
falls
short
meeting
their
needs,
potentially
facing
80%
decrease
2030
under
certain
scenarios.
It
advocates
strategic
revamp
mechanisms
ensure
adequacy
urging
policymakers
international
bodies
adopt
more
robust,
fair,
needs-based
approaches
financing.
research
emphasizes
responsibility
nations
global
agencies
bridging
considerable
faced
By
integrating
advanced
forecasting
techniques
with
comprehensive
economic
political
factors,
sheds
light
challenges
encounter
securing
stable
sufficient
stressing
urgency
systemic
reforms
policies.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(10), P. e0308170 - e0308170
Published: Oct. 8, 2024
This
study
investigates
the
pivotal
role
of
green
strategies
in
achieving
carbon
neutrality
by
exploring
synergistic
contributions
finance,
technological
innovation,
and
energy
adoption.
The
has
implemented
several
panel
data
estimation
techniques
including
second
generation
unit
root
test
commonly
known
as
CADF
CIPS,
an
error
correction-based
cointegration
test,
for
documenting
elasticities
GF,
GTI,
GE
on
through
Continuously-Update
Fully
Modified[CUP-FM],
Bias-Corrected
[CUP-BC],
Dynamic
Seemingly
Unrelated
Regression
[DSUR].
asymmetric
coefficients
have
exploded
with
implementation
a
nonlinear
framework,
which
is
well
NARDL.
Our
findings
underscore
significance
finance
mechanisms
mobilizing
resources
sustainable
initiatives,
renewable
projects
energy-efficient
technologies.
Study
shed
light
catalytic
impact
Technological
innovation
driving
advancements,
reducing
emissions,
fostering
economic
growth.
Furthermore,
our
delves
into
transformative
potential
clean
adoption,
elucidating
how
it
can
substantially
reduce
footprints
bolster
transition
to
low-carbon
economy.
contributes
growing
body
knowledge
critical
nexus
neutrality,
offering
roadmap
more
environmentally
responsible
future.
In
world
grappling
pressing
challenges
climate
change,
research
offers
valuable
insights
that
institutions,
policymakers,
businesses
employ
facilitate
toward
neutrality.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(3), P. 990 - 990
Published: Jan. 25, 2025
Countries
worldwide
are
focusing
on
energy
efficiency,
economic
sustainability,
and
responsible
resource
management
to
address
climate
change
meet
sustainable
development
goals
(SDGs).
This
study
investigates
how
factors
such
as
artificial
intelligence,
renewable
energy,
green
human
capital,
geopolitical
risk,
natural
rent,
information
communication
technology
influenced
CO2
emissions
in
36
countries
between
2000
2021.
The
also
explores
institutional
quality
moderates
these
relationships.
We
employed
advanced
econometric
techniques
this
gap,
including
panel-correlated
standard
errors
(PCSE)
the
Driscoll–Kraay
estimations
(DKSE)
models.
A
two-step
system
GMM
approach
was
used
strengthen
robustness
of
our
findings.
findings
reveal
that
consumption,
can
significantly
reduce
emissions.
Conversely,
contribute
increased
Institutional
enhances
positive
impact
capital
emission
reduction.
However,
it
has
opposite
effect
leading
an
even
greater
increase
These
underscore
importance
policies
achieving
goals.
recommend
policymakers
prioritize
investing
clean
while
strengthening
effectively
mitigate
carbon
SDGs.
They
regulate
AI
ICT
footprints
risks
through
diversification
international
cooperation.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(4), P. 1757 - 1757
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Despite
the
growing
emphasis
on
sustainable
development,
role
of
green
finance
in
context
G7
economies
remains
largely
unexplored.
The
increasing
financial
transformation
motivates
this
study
to
analyze
influence
natural
resources
(NARSs),
population
(POPS),
education
(EDCT),
trade
(TRD),
and
economic
growth
(ECNG)
(GRF)
G7.
Using
panel
data
from
1996
2021,
employs
Pooled
Mean
Group
Autoregressive
Distributed
Lag
(PMG-ARDL)
methodology
investigate
both
long-run
short-run
relationships
among
these
variables.
To
address
issue
possible
heterogeneity,
uses
Cross-Sectional
(CS-ARDL).
Before
applying
PMG-ARDL
methodology,
conducted
a
series
pretests
ensure
reliability
potential
endogeneity
issues.
These
included
tests
for
cross-sectional
dependence,
slope
homogeneity,
variance
inflation
factor
(VIF)
analysis,
Cross-sectionally
Augmented
Im-Pesaran-Shin
(CIPS)
unit
root
testing,
Westerlund
cointegration
test.
outcomes
show
positive
relationship
between
NARS,
ECNG,
POPS,
TRD,
EDCT,
GRF.
Specifically,
1%
increase
EDCT
leads
corresponding
GRF
by
0.050%,
1.98%,
1.81%,
0.62%,
0.20%,
respectively.
This
provides
valuable
policy
recommendations
countries,
emphasizing
need
targeted
strategies
enhance
through
management
resources,
growth,
education,
trade.
