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[Digital Economy, Dual Environmental Regulation, and Carbon Emission Performance]
Li-Na Tang1, Yi-Yan Li1, Hai-Qin Nong2
1School of Public Administration, Northwestern University, Xi'an 710127, China.
Abstract:
Comprehensive green and low-carbon transformation is the only way to achieve the vision of "double carbon" and promote high-quality economic development. Based on the panel data of 30 provinces in China from 2011 to 2021, the SBM model is used to measure carbon emission performance, and panel regression, threshold, and spatial lag models are constructed to empirically test the impact of digital economy and dual environmental regulation on carbon emission performance. The results showed that: ① Digital economy significantly improved carbon emission performance, and informal environmental regulation inhibited carbon emission performance. ② There was regional heterogeneity in the improvement of carbon emission performance by digital economy, and the digital economy in the central region played a significant role in improving carbon emission performance. ③ The analysis of heterogeneity showed that the performance of digital economy in improving carbon emissions was particularly significant in the central region and the regions with high power self-sufficiency rate and high energy intensity. ④ There was a negative spatial spillover effect on carbon emission performance, and local carbon emission performance had a negative impact on carbon emission performance in adjacent areas.
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