“…The downward trend of total factor carbon productivity is most significant in the northwest and southwest economic regions, with − 2.577% and − 1.463%, respectively; improvements in scale technology are the main reasons for improving total factor carbon productivity across time and regions; economic growth and environmental regulations contribute to total factor carbon productivity at 1% significance level, and industrial structure has a negative impact. …”
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“…Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has delayed global economic growth, which has affected the economic life globally. …”
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“…The article describes the location of medium-sized centers between metropolitan regions and their importance as a driving force for demographic and economic growth. Accessibility potentials are calculated on the basis of locations in the northern German metropolitan regions of Hamburg, Nordwest (Bremen-Oldenburg), and Hanover-Braunschweig-Göttingen-Wolfsburg, in order to describe the relative centrality of medium-sized centers. …”
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“…In this regard, developing and populous countries may support economic growth by utilizing low-cost methods for producing biochar and employing it in local agriculture. …”
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“…To resolve the deep-seated contradiction between economic growth and environmental protection, green finance has gradually gained attention in China’s development. …”
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“…Similar to the “inverted U” curve proposed by the environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) hypothesis, there was a significant “inverted U” curve relationship between PM(2.5) pollution and economic growth in the Sichuan–Chongqing urban agglomeration. …”
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“…In the future, to improve cities’ EWP, China should focus on reducing differences in intraregional EWP, overcoming administrative regional limitations, encouraging regions with similar locations to formulate coordinated development plans, promoting economic growth, reducing levels of environmental pollution, and paying attention to the improvement of social welfare.…”
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“…Additionally, their size distribution was in an equilibrium stage. (2) The gap between the economic growth rate of Chinese cities and the growth rate of carbon emissions grew, reflecting the remarkable achievements in carbon emission reduction in Chinese cities as a whole. …”
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“…In this sense, recover and improve the economic growth rate as soon as possible will not enough to reduce the poverty, and it should be accompanied by the necessary adjustments in the poverty alleviation measures and social relief policies, especially with a focalized approach inclined to the low-income segments of the population.…”
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“…Moreover, green innovation and renewable energy consumption mitigate CO(2) emissions across all quantiles (10th–90th), while economic growth deteriorates environmental quality in G7 countries. …”
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“…It is significant to explore the spatio‐temporal evolution of land use and ecosystem services value (ESV) in mountainous counties at small scales, as it coordinates economic growth and ecological protection, and promotes sustainable and high‐quality development. …”
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“…The European Union highlights the crucial role of building sector for both energy gains and economic growth, defining a “Renovation Wave” plan combining regulation, financing and technical support with the aim of greening the buildings, creating jobs and improving lives. …”
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“…The study recommended policies capable of reducing inequality, boosting economic growth, and controlling excessive population growth, while food production and value addition are encouraged in order to avert hunger in the region.…”
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“…Further analysis shows that reducing the financing costs of enterprises in economically developed regions can reduce both their carbon emissions and the damage to economic growth. These research conclusions can help policymakers shape carbon reduction activities through reducing corporate financing costs on the basis of regional development differences.…”
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“…This allows us to estimate the structural link between RDI funding and economic growth for Finnish NUTS-3 regions based on pre-COVID-19 data. …”
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“…The results indicate that the new-type urbanization and low-carbon city pilot policy have significant spatial spillover effects on reducing carbon dioxide emissions, while the economic growth plays a positive role in increasing carbon emission. …”
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“…However, in China’s provinces and prefecture-level cities with relatively strong economic growth, the correlation between the livelihood index and economic development appears to be weaker. …”
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“…The rise in non-communicable diseases (NCDs) has been attributed to economic growth in developing countries, shifts in societal norms, and behaviors such as dietary habits and physical activity. …”
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“…Agriculture crops mainly belong to the Brassicaceae, Leguminosae, Cruciferae, and Solanaceae plant families affected by this parasitic weed, leading to the devastating loss of crop yield and economic growth. This root-specific parasitic plant is not able to complete its life cycle without a suitable host and is dependent on the host plant for nutrient uptake and germination. …”
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“…We suggest that wider implementation can boost education-driven economic growth by 1% in per capita gross domestic product [GDP], substantially cut costs of repeating courses, and produce a more competent STEM workforce—all of which are urgently needed to stimulate development and growth.…”
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