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How industrial convergence affects regional green development efficiency: A spatial conditional process analysis.

Feng Dong¹, Yangfan Li¹, Chang Qin¹

¹School of Economics and Management, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou, 221116, PR China.

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Summary

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Industrial convergence enhances regional green development efficiency (GDE) by fostering green innovation. Investment in high-tech sectors boosts this effect, while energy intensity can hinder it.

Keywords:

Energy dependence Green development efficiency Green innovation Industrial convergence Investment structure Spatial conditional process analysis

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Area of Science:

Economics
Environmental Science
Regional Development

Background:

Industrial convergence, particularly between manufacturing and producer services, is crucial for economic transformation.
Understanding its impact on regional green development efficiency (GDE) is vital for sustainable growth.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze how industrial convergence influences regional GDE in China.
To investigate the mediating role of green innovation, investment structure, and energy intensity.

Main Methods:

Coupling evaluation system for industrial convergence.
Directional distance function-based slacks-based measure and global Malmquist-Luenberger index for GDE.
Spatial econometric models and spatial conditional process analysis.

Main Results:

Regional GDE and green innovation exhibit spatial dependence.
Industrial convergence positively impacts regional GDE, considering spatial correlations.
Green innovation acts as a key mediator in this relationship.
Investment structure (favoring high-tech) enhances the positive effect, while energy intensity has an opposing moderating effect.

Conclusions:

Industrial convergence promotes regional GDE, primarily through enhanced green innovation.
Strategic investment in high-tech industries and managing energy intensity are crucial for maximizing benefits.
Addressing energy dependence is necessary to fully realize the potential of green innovation.