Global Value Chains Embedding and Carbon Productivity of China's Manufacturing Industry: Direct Influence, Adjustment Effect, and Heterogeneity Analysis

Article Environmental Sciences

The diminishing marginal contribution of R&D investment on green technological progress: a case study of China's manufacturing industry

Xi Zhang et al.

Summary: This paper explores the relationship between R&D investment and green technological progress in China's manufacturing industry. The results show that different levels of R&D investment can significantly promote green technological progress, but the effect decreases as investment level improves. Environmental regulation can also contribute to green technological progress, but current policies may inhibit technological efficiency improvement.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH (2023)

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Article Environmental Sciences

Will China's R&D investment improve green innovation performance? An empirical study

Jundi Fan et al.

Summary: This study investigates the relationship between R&D investment and green innovation performance in China, filling the gap in previous research that did not consider the effect of regional technological innovation level on this relationship. The results show that R&D investment has a positive impact on green innovation performance when the technological innovation level is within a specific range, but has a negative or sub-optimal impact when the technological innovation level is too low or too high.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND POLLUTION RESEARCH (2022)

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Article Economics

How would GVCs participation affect carbon intensity in the ?Belt and Road Initiative? countries?

Qiaoling Shi et al.

Summary: Participating in global value chains has a positive impact on carbon intensity in Belt and Road Initiative countries, especially the technological innovation and industrial upgrading effects of forward mode.

ENERGY ECONOMICS (2022)

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Article Environmental Studies

Energy endowment, industrial structure upgrading, and CO2 emissions in China: Revisiting resource curse in the context of carbon emissions

Linfei Wu et al.

Summary: The green transformation of energy-rich areas is crucial for low-carbon sustainable development. The study finds that energy endowment and industrial structure have significant impacts on carbon emissions, indicating the existence of a "resource curse." Upgrading industrial production factors and industrial level can help reduce carbon emissions effectively.

RESOURCES POLICY (2021)

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