Analysis of Green GDP Based on Multiple Linear Regression Model
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Green GDP, Multiple Linear Regression Model, Climate Change.Abstract
GDP is an important indicator to measure a country's economic situation. However, with the development of our society, GDP can no longer represent the real situation of a country’ economy, since it does not take into account the sustainability of a country’s economic development. Thus, green GDP, also known as GGDP came into being. GGDP not only measures a country's economic achievements in the past, but also measures its ability of sustainable development in the future. Based on the linear regression model of GGDP, this paper analyzes the factors that may affect a country's GGDP, and further discusses the influences of GGDP on a country's sustainable development.
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