The Impact of Cultural Capital on Economic Growth Based on Green Low-Carbon Endogenous Economic Growth Model
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(5), P. 1781 - 1781
Published: Feb. 21, 2024
This
paper
incorporates
cultural
capital,
urbanization
development
level
and
carbon
emission
reduction
input
as
endogenous
factors
into
the
economic
growth
model.
By
using
optimal
control
theory
based
on
empirical
analysis,
this
explores
relationship
between
capital
green
low-carbon
growth.
finds
that
at
company
level,
improves
technical
efficiency
institutional
of
firms
then
promotes
At
government
investment
in
urban
fixed
assets
resident
transformation
environmental
protection
awareness
residents
to
independently
practice
behaviors.
Firms
can
research
develop
digital
science
technology
produce
goods,
engage
consumption,
thereby
reducing
emissions
promoting
role
firms’
R&D,
by
exploring
investment,
increase
education,
impact
thinking
behavior
residents,
independent
ultimately
a
economy.
Language: Английский
How does digital payment affect international trade? Research based on the social network analysis method
Zhenghui Li,
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Hanzi Chen,
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Siting Lu
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et al.
Electronic Research Archive,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(3), P. 1406 - 1424
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
<abstract>
<p>Digital
payment
is
one
of
the
latest
trendsin
modern
systems;
its
development
has
a
profound
impact
on
international
trade
relations
and
status
countries.
We
constructed
an
network
by
using
global
commodity
data
to
measure
countries'
status.
Based
this,
we
used
panel
from
25
countries
for
period
between
2012
2020
employed
fixed-effect
model
test
relationship
digital
Empirical
results
show
that,
first,
can
effectively
enhance
country's
Second,
strengthens
connections
lowering
barriers
cross-border
capital
flows,
thereby
improving
Third,
effect
enhancing
varies
across
with
different
degrees
openness.
The
findings
this
study
provide
theoretical
support
trade.</p>
</abstract>
Language: Английский
House price, gender spatial allocation, and the change of marriage matching
Jiajia He,
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Xiuping Zou,
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Tinghui Li
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et al.
AIMS Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(4), P. 8079 - 8103
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
<abstract>
<p>We
investigated
the
relationship
between
changes
in
housing
prices
and
marriage
patterns
among
Chinese
residents,
considering
evolving
real
estate
market
increasing
prevalence
of
homogamous
marriages.
Using
microdata
from
China
Household
Income
Project
(CHIP)
urban
price
data,
our
results
showed
following:
First,
levels
significantly
decreased
likelihood
residents
engaging
hypergamous
mating
marrying
individuals
lower
social
strata.
Second,
regional
fluctuations
could
influence
residents'
marital
matches
by
affecting
spatial
distribution
genders.
Specifically,
higher
level
house
prices,
greater
crowding
out
effect
on
marriageable
men,
less
likely
men
that
area
were
to
match
downwards
marry
women
classes.
Third,
heterogeneity
analysis
indicated
eastern
regions,
younger
populations,
migrants
faced
pressures
process
matching,
resulting
a
more
substantial
impact
these
groups.
The
study
contributes
matching
theories
offers
policy
insights
for
reforms.</p>
</abstract>
Language: Английский
The impact of digital economy on the financial risk ripple effect: evidence from China
AIMS Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(4), P. 8920 - 8939
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
<abstract>
<p>The
impact
of
the
digital
economy
on
ripple
effect
financial
risks
has
attracted
attention.
Based
data
flow
funds
statements
(financial
accounts),
spanning
from
2011
to
2020,
fund
analysis
method
was
used
build
a
model
measuring
risk
effect.
Second,
we
built
panel
regression
model,
which
studies
risks.
In
addition,
explored
heterogeneous
effects
different
dimensions
Our
findings
revealed
several
key
conclusions.
First,
total
between
and
2020
continued
change,
types
have
heterogeneity.
negative
Third,
heterogeneity
in
Specifically,
user
index
innovation
The
platform
industry
insignificant
effect.</p>
</abstract>
Language: Английский
Research on the moderate range of enterprise financialization and R&D innovation from a nonlinear perspective
Yue Liu,
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Shan Huang,
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Z. Wang
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et al.
Electronic Research Archive,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
32(3), P. 1923 - 1945
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
<abstract>
<p>The
impact
of
financialization
on
R&D
innovation
in
enterprises
exhibits
typical
nonlinear
dynamic
characteristics.
Based
this,
this
study
we
constructed
a
threshold
regression
model
to
test
the
moderate
range
that
can
maintain
positive
relationship
between
and
enterprises,
also
analyzed
influencing
mechanism
by
setting
interaction
term.
Considering
differences
factor
intensity
various
industries,
research
tested
heterogeneity
among
different
industries.
Using
annual
data
Chinese
listed
companies
from
2010
2019,
following
empirical
findings
were
obtained:
First,
enterprise
presents
feature,
i.e.,
feature.
The
level
first
positively
affects
after
it
reaches
certain
turning
point,
behavior
negatively
enterprises.
Second,
feature
which
is
reflected
substitute
effect,
there
are
disparities
levels.
Third,
industries
with
varying
levels
not
only
demonstrate
intervals,
but
exhibit
significant
degree
exerted
innovation.</p>
</abstract>
Language: Английский
Labor Mobility Networks and Green Total Factor Productivity
Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(5), P. 157 - 157
Published: May 1, 2024
Population
migration
continues
to
reshape
the
spatial
pattern
of
China’s
population
and
regional
economic
development.
During
this
internal
process,
production
consumption
patterns
often
change,
ultimately
leading
changes
in
green
total
factor
productivity.
This
paper,
based
on
Chinese
census
data
1%
sampling
survey
from
2005
2015,
utilizes
social
network
analysis
methods
measure
labor
mobility
indicators
284
prefecture-level
cities.
Further,
paper
analyzes
impact
mechanisms
status
productivity
using
a
panel
fixed
effects
model.
We
find
that
as
density
increases,
interpersonal
connections
between
regions
become
closer,
exhibits
clear
“concentrated
inflows”
“dispersed
outflows”,
with
trend
forming
strong
alliances
becoming
increasingly
apparent.
Regions
positioned
centrally
either
terms
in-degree
or
out-degree
exhibit
higher
Among
these,
plays
crucial
role
enhancing
through
channel
technology
diffusion
effects,
which
improve
investment
efficiency
via
knowledge
exchange
material
capital
accumulation.
The
promotive
effect
is
more
pronounced
eastern
regions,
where
talent
quality
higher,
areas
fewer
restrictions
household
registration
system.
Language: Английский