2026· E3S Web of Conferences· 0 citations· 12 references
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Against global sustainable development strategies and China's dual-carbon targets, green ecological governance has become a core driver of high-quality economic growth. Grounded in environmental and institutional economics, this study builds a four-dimensional theoretical framework. Using panel data of 30 Chinese provinces from 2013 to 2024, it takes green total factor productivity (GTFP) as the core indicator to empirically examine the impact and transmission paths of green ecological governance on sustainable economic development.Results show that green ecological governance significantly fosters sustainable economic development. Both green innovation and industrial structure upgrading play partial mediating roles, with green innovation exerting a stronger driving effect. Digital environmental governance produces a positive moderating effect, and the promotion effect is more evident in eastern regions and highly digitalized areas. Targeted strategies are proposed to support coordinated progress between ecological protection and high-quality economic growth.
Despite expanding global innovation capacity, countries with similar green innovation trajectories exhibit sharply divergent sustainable development goal (SDG) performance. Drawing on strong sustainability theory, economic complexity theory and new institutional economics, this study develops a conditional sustainabi...
Green product innovation plays a central role in driving high-quality development. However, little is known about its role in Saudi Arabia’s transitions toward a sustainable economy under Vision 2030. The current study investigates how green product innovation influences long-term financial sustainability through the m...
Abdulkarim Jabr Alsulami· The Journal of Environment &...· 0 citations
Against the background of global climate change and ecosystem degradation, enhancing regional ecological and environmental resilience has become a core goal of ecological civilization construction in China. As a key instrument of green finance, whether green bonds can effectively empower regional ecological and environ...
This study examines how environmental regulations and green innovation influence sustainable business performance in Vietnam's hospitality industry. Drawing on the resource‐based view and natural resource‐based view frameworks, the study investigates how regulatory pressure and internal green capabilities contribute...
Q. Trương, Phuong Ngoc Van Nguyen, A. M. Do et al.· Sustainable Development· 0 citations
High‐quality green economic development is pivotal to Chinese modernisation. Employing city‐level panel data from 2006 to 2023, this study utilises the SBM‐GML index, the difference‐in‐differences (DID) model, and its spatial counterpart to investigate how the synergy between command‐and‐control and market‐based regu...
Su-Min Tao, Wei Chen, Pei Chen et al.· Asia & the Pacific Polic...· 0 citations
Many current studies have purely regarded green finance as green credit, ignoring the background of carbon neutrality and energy transition. This paper investigates the relationships among green finance, green technological innovation, and urban ecological welfare performance. Using 279 Chinese cities as examples, this...
