Temporal and spatial evolution of the combined and coordinated growth of green finance, new urbanization, and rural industry revitalization and the driving mechanisms
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Coordinating green finance, new urbanization, and rural revitalization in China is crucial. Findings reveal lagging green finance and potential regional polarization, necessitating tailored development strategies.
Area Of Science
- Environmental Economics
- Regional Science
- Urban and Rural Planning
Background
- Coordinating green finance, new urbanization, and rural industry revitalization is a key challenge in China.
- Existing research lacks a comprehensive framework for analyzing the coupled and coordinated development of these three systems.
Purpose Of The Study
- To develop a mechanistic framework for analyzing the coupling and coordination between green finance, new urbanization, and rural industry revitalization.
- To investigate the temporal and spatial evolution of this coordination and its driving mechanisms in China.
Main Methods
- Development of a coupling coordination framework.
- Application of the spatial Durbin model to analyze temporal and spatial evolution and driving factors.
- Analysis of regional heterogeneity in development.
Main Results
- Green finance development lags behind the progress of new urbanization and rural industry revitalization.
- The degree of linkage coordination exhibits a potential polarization phenomenon across regions.
- Economic development and government administration positively influence neighboring areas, while rural transport infrastructure has a negative impact.
- Regional disparities exist, with central regions facing impediments while eastern and western regions show promotion.
Conclusions
- Accelerating green credit and investment is essential.
- Addressing potential inter-provincial polarization and focusing on key coordination factors are critical.
- Tailored, regionally specific development strategies are needed to overcome spatial heterogeneity and promote coupled and coordinated growth.
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