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Does green credit enhance corporate green total factor productivity? [PDF]
Front Public HealthGreen total factor productivity (GTFP) constitutes a fundamental driver for corporate green transitions, closely related to the United Nations sustainable development goals and what China pursues for “new quality productive forces.” As a result, it becomes crucial to find out if and how government green credit policies can improve corporate GTFP.
Zhang B, Dong J, Xiong M, Gao X.
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The effect of green credit policy on carbon emissions based on China’s provincial panel data [PDF]
Scientific ReportsThe attainment of “carbon peaking” and “carbon neutrality” is of utmost significance for the optimal progress of China’s economy. As the main channel for green finance, the carbon reduction effectiveness of green credit policy is worth discussing.
Xuerui Yang, Lianmei Zhu, Tong Wei
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HeliyonSustainable development has become a strategic consensus in response to the global environmental problems. Green credit is a major policy innovation that promotes the transformation of economic development mode and industrial green transformation (IGT ...
Xiaowei Song, Lulu Zhang, Siyu Ren
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Evaluation of market risk and resource allocation ability of green credit business by deep learning under internet of things. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2022 The research expects to evaluate the capital market risk and resource allocation ability of green credit business exploration based on neural network algorithm by deep learning in the context of the Internet of things, increase the funds flowing to green
Fan He, Meitao Wang, Peng Zhou
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Green credit and enterprises’ carbon emission intensity: empirical data from Chinese microenterprises [PDF]
Scientific ReportsThis study empirically examined whether China’s green credit policies could significantly reduce enterprises’ carbon emission intensity. Constructing a difference-in-differences model, we utilized data from 1742 listed enterprises from 2003 to 2019 and ...
Xiaoyun Zhang +3 more
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Green credit and its obstacles: evidence from China's Green Credit Guidelines
Journal of Corporate Finance, 2023 How effective are green credit policies in guiding credit flows? We find a significant penalty effect of China’s 2012 “Green Credit Guidelines” (GCG) on firms in pollution intensive industries. The GCG achieves cross-industry credit allocation by steering bank loans away from pollution intensive industries. Nonetheless, further analyses suggest special
Huang, Zhen, Gao, Ning, Jia, Ming
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The development of foreign green credit business and its enlightenment to our country [PDF]
E3S Web of Conferences, 2020 Green finance is one of the development trends of China’s financial industry. Green credit and green bond are two main contents of green finance. This thesis aims to introduce the existing problems of green credit business in our country’s commercial ...
Liu Xiaolu +3 more
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Does green credit affect enterprises’ energy efficiency?
Frontiers in Energy Research, 2023 Whether green credit promotes heavily polluting enterprises’ energy efficiency is indeed of great practical significance for China to early achieve the “double carbon” goal.
Chong Zhang +3 more
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The impact of green credit on the development of renewable energy: Theoretical analysis and empirical interpretation [PDF]
Ziyuan Kexue, 2023 [Objective] Renewable energy is the key driving force of the green and low-carbon transformation of the energy sector, and it is also an important support for the sustainable development of China’s economy. This study aimed to explore the impact of green
LI Boyang, LUO Guangrui, XING Bingbing, SHEN Yue, DU Qiang
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Influencing Factors of Green Credit Efficiency in Chinese Commercial Banks
Frontiers in Environmental Science, 2022 This paper is applied the Tobit panel model to analyze the driving factors of green credit efficiency by using Chinese commercial banks’ data from 2009 to 2019. Based on the undesirable-SBM-DEA model, this paper is attempted to construct the green credit
Xiang Deng +4 more
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