Xiaoken Lin’s research while affiliated with Tianjin Open University and other places

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Publications (2)


Economic quality development index of provinces and cities in China.
Moran’s Index of high-quality economic development (2020)
Moran’s Index of green credit (2020)
Moran’s Index of carbon emissions (2020)
Partial plot of influence of high-quality economic development on carbon emissions.

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High-quality economic development, green credit and carbon emissions
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September 2022

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Wei Li

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Xiaoken Lin

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Hui Wang

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Shaowen Wang

Carbon peaking and neutrality goals have been an important issue in China’s economic development in recent years. Here is increasing academic interest in ways to realize emission peak and carbon neutrality goals within a finite timeframe. As an important means of sustainable development, high-quality economic development and green credit are of great significance to achieve carbon peak and carbon neutrality. Based on the panel data of 29 provinces and cities in China from 2007 to 2020, spatial Durbin and semi-etric spatial lag models are adopted to investigate the impact of high-quality economic development on green credit and carbon emissions. This study also analyzes whether green credit plays a moderating role in the impact of high-quality economic development on carbon emissions through the moderating effect model. The results reveal that such development has a significant negative correlation with carbon emissions, and presents an “inverted U” -shaped nonlinear relationship. There is a significant negative correlation between green credit and carbon emissions, and an “n-type” nonlinear relationship. Finally, the moderating role of green credit in the impact of high-quality economic development on carbon emissions is analyzed. This study presents the following suggestions: (1)Give full play to the positive spillover effect of high-quality economic development between various regions, and build a complete high-quality economic development system, (2) Improve the green credit system, increase green credit funds, and promote green development.

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Theoretical mechanism of green finance affecting energy consumption structure.
GFI of provinces and cities in China.
Moran I scatter plot of GFI in 2008.
Moran I scatter plot of GFI in 2019.
The Impact of Green Finance Development on China’s Energy Structure Optimization

December 2021

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35 Citations

Hui Wang

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Lili Jiang

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Hongjun Duan

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Xiaoken Lin

This paper studies the impact of the development of green finance on China’s energy consumption structure. 17 basic indexes and the improved entropy weight method are used to construct the green finance index (GFI). Multiple regression, panel regression, and spatial regression are used to study the impact of green finance on China’s traditional energy and renewable energy consumption. The results show that there is a positive spatial spillover effect in the development of green finance among provinces in China. The development of green finance contributes to the conversion of traditional to renewable energy consumption. The effect of green finance on the transformation of energy consumption structure is mainly reflected in the direct effect. The green finance in each province not only helps the local development of green energy but also plays a good role in the production and utilization of clean energy consumption in surrounding provinces. Therefore, the government should support the green finance, reduce traditional energy consumption, and increase renewable energy consumption.

Citations (2)


... Contrarily [67], use Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) and Instrumental Variable (IV) techniques to illustrate a detrimental impact of years of education on economic growth. Furthermore [68], establish, using Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) and Two-Stage Least Squares (2SLS), that an increase in the number of years of education for females has a beneficial impact on economic growth, while an increase in the number of years of education for males has an adverse effect [69]. found that the initial number of years of schooling had a stronger and more reliable positive correlation with economic growth compared to the link between growth and changes in schooling. ...

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Assessing the influence of Tourism Development, Via Renewable Energy and Green Finance in achieving high-quality economic development
High-quality economic development, green credit and carbon emissions

... However, this positive impact on regional ecological efficiency is not obvious in general 30 , which varies for different levels of economic development 14 . (3) Carbon emissions 15,21,28,[31][32][33] , and (4) Energy efficiency, energy intensity and energy structure optimization [16][17][18]20,26,28 . Most of these studies support the positive role of green finance in reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency, however, the underlying mechanisms have not well-examined. ...

The Impact of Green Finance Development on China’s Energy Structure Optimization