4.6 Article

Research on the Impact of Agricultural Financial Support on Agricultural Carbon Compensation Rate

Journal

SUSTAINABILITY
Volume 14, Issue 21, Pages -

Publisher

MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/su142113892

Keywords

agricultural financial support; agricultural carbon compensation rate; spatial Durbin model; low-carbon agriculture

Funding

  1. program of Hebei Provincial Department of Science and Technology [21554201D]
  2. Key Program of Humanities and Social Sciences of Hebei Provincial Department of Education [ZD202219]
  3. Key Program of Hebei Provincial Department of Education [SD201051]
  4. Program of Hebei Provincial Department of Education [KCJSX2020083]

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The study shows that agricultural financial support has a significant impact on the agricultural carbon compensation rate (ACCR) in China's provinces, especially in the eastern region. Agricultural technological progress plays an intermediary role in the effect of agricultural financial support on ACCR.
Based on the consideration of the dual attributes of agricultural carbon emission and carbon sink, this study measures the agricultural carbon compensation rate (ACCR) of 31 provinces in China from 2006 to 2019, the impact of agricultural financial support on ACCR and its transmission mechanism are empirically analyzed using a spatial econometric model and intermediary effect model. The results show that: (1) a significant spatial correlation between agricultural financial support and ACCR; (2) increased agricultural financial support is conducive to the improvement of ACCR; (3) agricultural financial support has the most significant effect on the ACCR in the eastern region; (4) the effect of agricultural financial support on ACCR has a spatial spillover effect but is not significant; (5) agricultural technological progress is the intermediary variable that agricultural financial support affecting ACCR. Therefore, it is suggested to promote agricultural emission reduction through collaboration, innovative financial support mechanisms, implementation of differentiated financial support strategies, exerting the radiation effect of financial support to agriculture, and pushing up the level of agricultural mechanization.

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