Environmental Pollution, Fiscal Decentralization and Chinas Economic Growth
HE Jun, LIU Liang-liang, TANG Shu-yi
2016, 18 (1):
23-28.
DOI: 10.15936/j.cnki.1008-3758.2016.01.005
By taking environmental pollution intensity and environmental quality as endogenous factors, the production function and utility function were introduced respectively to build an endogenous growth model with environmental pollution constraints, and the dynamic relationship between environmental pollution and economic growth was explored. Then, based on Chinas provincial panel data of 31 provinces from 2004 to 2012, the effect of economic growth on environment pollution was investigated, which suggested that the relationship between sulfur dioxide emissions and the actual GDP per capita is at a rising stage of Chinese environmental Kuznets curve, and there is still a distance from the turning point. On the basis of it, fiscal decentralization was introduced as a moderating variable, whose results indicated that fiscal decentralization weakens the positive effect of income level per capita on environmental pollution.
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