The Impact of Green Finance on Upgrading the Manufacturing Industry of the Yangtze River Economic Belt Based on the Spatial Econometric Model

X Zhang, Z Shan, X Wang, D Tang - Sustainability, 2023 - mdpi.com
China's economic development has made world-renowned achievements which have
subsequently brought serious environmental pollution problems. As a large manufacturing …

[PDF][PDF] How Does Export Behavior Affect Carbon Emissions? Multivariate Heterogeneous Data Based on Chinese Enterprises.

M Li, S Liang, W Du - Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, 2023 - pjoes.com
Given global warming, carbon peaking and carbon neutrality strategies have become
imperative. Based on the multivariate heterogeneous data of China's industrial enterprises …

Logistics input complexity and comparative advantage in manufacturing: based on the perspective of global value chains

L Yang, Q Dong, Z Tong, J Wu… - Journal of Applied …, 2024 - Taylor & Francis
Logistics is an essential service for manufacturing because it supports the coordination and
integration of global production activities, ultimately reducing costs and improving efficiency …

[PDF][PDF] Skill Bias and Development–Evidence from Trade and Industry Data

H Malmberg - Unpublished Working Paper, University of Minnesota, 2020 - aeaweb.org
Why is economic development associated with a high demand for skilled labor? This paper
takes a disaggregate perspective, using revealed comparative advantage to study industry …

[PDF][PDF] Does Skill Abundance Still Matter? The Evolution of Comparative Advantage in the 21st Century

S Kikuchi - 2024 - shinnosuke-kikuchi.com
This paper documents that skill-abundant countries no longer have a comparative
advantage in skill-intensive sectors. While this empirical relationship was strong in the …

[PDF][PDF] The Evolution of Comparative Advantage: Why Skill Abundance No Longer Matters

S Kikuchi - 2024 - shinnosuke-kikuchi.com
This paper shows that a country's relative skill abundance no longer implies a comparative
advantage in skill-intensive sectors. Where once this empirical relationship was strong, it …