January 2020
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International Journal of Green Economics
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January 2020
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International Journal of Green Economics
... First, the policymaker can encourage to loosen or widen the green financing regulatory policy to allow more participation by the investor or borrowers (Batrancea et al., 2020). Concerning the construction of legal systems, Liu et al. (2019) and Pek et al. (2019) suggested that some countries should gradually enhance legislation, comply with state laws, take this as their benchmark, combine it with the situation in hand, formulate the relevant promotional rules under the local conditions, and promote green finance development in the region. Second, the government can also improve green financing monetary policy to ensure capital adequacy for green credit and make investors or borrowers convenient. ...
January 2020
International Journal of Green Economics