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Published on: October 21, 2016
[Impact of New Quality Productivity on the Synergistic Advancement of Carbon Reduction and Pollution Control]
Yao Lu1,2, Hui Sun1,2, Xue-Chao Xia1,2
1School of Economics and Management, Xinjiang University, Urumqi 830046, China.
Abstract:
The development of new quality productivity is the inherent requirement and an important focal point for promoting high-quality development. Analyzing the series of effects brought by new quality productivity forces has become a focused topic of the current era in the industry and academia. Based on China's provincial balanced panel data from 2012 to 2022, and using the resource orchestration theory as the analytical framework, this paper delves into the impact of new quality productivity on carbon emissions and its inherent mechanisms. The empirical results indicate that: ① New quality productivity had a significant carbon emission reduction effect, which was more pronounced in the eastern region and areas with higher levels of economic development. ② New quality productivity promoted carbon emission reduction through industrial agglomeration and energy saving effects. ③ The level of financial development and environmental regulations could effectively strengthen the carbon emission reduction effect of new quality productivity forces. ④ New quality productivity possessed the environmental effects of pollution reduction and the energy decoupling effects of unlocking. The research results demonstrate that new quality productivity can serve as a long-term incentive mechanism to effectively achieve collaborative carbon reduction and pollution reduction, providing important insights for promoting low-carbon, green, and sustainable economic and social development in China.
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