The Impact of Digital Finance Development on Urban Carbon Emissions under the Dual Carbon Goal
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/t94xh768Keywords:
Digital finance, Low carbon economy, Technological innovation, Industrial structure, Environmental governanceAbstract
Digital finance is an important tool for promoting the transition to a "low-carbon economy" in cities, and the application of digital finance can reduce carbon emissions in cities and provide a basis for the early realization of the "dual-carbon" goal. Under the background of "30-60" carbon peak and carbon neutral, the construction of international carbon trading system and system is accelerating. This project is based on the implementation of China's "30-60" dual-carbon strategy, focusing on some of the current problems faced by China, considering the impact of digital finance on urban carbon emissions, and focusing on the three aspects of technological innovation, industrial structure, and innovation effects, to conduct some attempts to explore the roles and opportunities of China's digital finance in support of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. The role and opportunities of China's digital finance to support carbon peak and carbon neutralization are discussed.
Downloads
References
XU Zhao, GAO Yu, HUO Zhifang. Pollution abatement effect of digital finance [J]. Financial Science, 2021,(04): 28-39.
HADDAC, HONRNUFL, The emergence of the global fintech market: economic and technological determinants [J]. Small Business Economics, 2019(1):81-105 .
Liu Changgeng, Li Qihui, Zhang Songbiao, et al. How Does Fintech Affect Corporate Innovation? --Evidence from Chinese Listed Companies [J]. Economic Review, 2022(1):30-47
Tang Song, Wu Xuchuan, Zhu Jia. Digital finance and corporate technological innovation - structural characteristics, mechanism identification and effect differences under financial regulation [J]. Management World, 2020, 36(5):52-66, 9.
WANG Yuyan, CAO Yuhua. Mechanism of digital finance development on urban carbon emission efficiency - Empirical evidence based on 279 cities in China [J]. Journal of Guangxi Institute of Finance and Economics, 2023, 36(06):1-15.
Fu Qiuzi, Huang Yiping. The Heterogeneous Impact of Digital Finance on Rural Financial Demand-Evidence from the China Household Finance Survey and Peking University's Digital Financial Inclusion Index [J]. Financial Research, 2018(11): 68-84]
YAO Lei, ZHANG Menglei. Research on the Impact of Digital Finance on Carbon Emission Intensity under the Target of "Double Carbon" [J]. Journal of Jiangsu Ocean University (Humanities and Social Sciences Edition), 2023, 21(04):120-131.)
Wang Fatao, Liu Yatong. Direct and Indirect Effects of Digital Finance on Carbon Emissions: An Empirical Analysis Based on Provincial Panel Data [J]. Science and Industry, 2023, 23 (13): 16-21.
Zhang, Xuechao. Digital finance, technological innovation and corporate carbon performance [J]. Research on Technology Economics and Management, 2023, (04): 51-55.
Downloads
Published
Issue
Section
License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License.







