Research On the Synergistic Evaluation of Regional Green Finance and Regional Economy Under CRITIC Model
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https://doi.org/10.54097/hbem.v5i.5134Keywords:
CRITIC; Green Finance; Regional Economy; Synergy Model; Underdeveloped Regions.Abstract
A healthy ecological environment is a crucial building block for sustainable socioeconomic development, and the green financial system can optimize industrial structure using capital and other market variables to support high-quality and environmentally friendly economic growth. This study examines the synergistic effects of local green finance and the local economy in the impoverished region, Gansu Province, China. Additionally, it introduces the Criteria Importance Through Intercrieria Correlation (CRITIC) model to unbiasedly assign weights to the assessment indicators, establishing a composite system of regional green finance subsystem and regional economy subsystem for synergistic evaluation. By examining the degree of synergy effects in Gansu Province, the findings suggest a low level of overall synergy between the economy of Gansu Province and regional green finance, with an alternating trend of decreasing-rising-decreasing. This study is helpful in lowering the subjective tendency of the assessment of green finance on economic construction and accurately carrying out targeted reforms according to the results.
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