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How does new urbanization affect urban green total factor productivity? A perspective based on coordinated

Qiang Yin^1,2, Feifei Xu¹, Kaicheng Liao³

¹Business School, Jishou University, Jishou, 416000, China.

Environmental Science and Pollution Research International

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Summary

China's new urbanization pilot policy significantly boosts urban green total factor productivity (GTFP). Coordinated development of population, land, industry, and environment are key facilitators for sustainable urban growth.

Keywords:

Coupling and coordination New urbanization pilot Staggered DID Sustainable urban Urban green total factor productivity

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Environmental Economics
Urban Planning
Sustainable Development

Background:

China's new urbanization strategy is crucial for sustainable development.
The impact of new urbanization on urban green total factor productivity (GTFP) remains debated.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the effect of the new urbanization pilot policy (NUPP) on urban GTFP.
To investigate the mediating roles of population-land-industry and industry-environment-economy coupling coordination degrees.

Main Methods:

Panel data analysis of 276 Chinese cities (2011-2019).
Utilized PSM-staggered difference-in-differences (DID) estimation.
Conducted heterogeneity analysis based on urban characteristics.

Main Results:

The NUPP significantly enhances urban GTFP.
Population-land-industry coupling coordination degree (PLICCD) and industry-environment-economy coupling coordination degree (IEECCD) facilitate GTFP improvement.
Positive effects were observed across various urban types.

Conclusions:

The NUPP is effective in improving urban GTFP.
Coordinated development strategies are vital for sustainable urbanization.
Policy recommendations emphasize promoting NUPP, focusing on coordination, and tailoring initiatives to city-specific characteristics.