Yingming Zhu's research while affiliated with Nanjing University of Science and Technology and other places
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Publications (26)
Purpose
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on company innovation, specifically centering on the quantity and quality of innovation. The paper aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of whether the epidemic inhibits innovation and the role of digital transformation in mitigating this negative impact...
In the pursuit of carbon neutrality goals, local governments usually face the dilemma of whether to focus on economic development or environmental protection. Regional integration is a beneficial policy solution to address the challenges inherent to this dilemma. This research considers the expansion of the Urban Economic Coordination Committee in...
Urban-rural integration is an advanced form resulting from the future evolution of urban-rural relationships. Nevertheless, little research has explored whether urban and rural areas can move from dual segmentation to integrated development from a theoretical or empirical perspective. Based on the research framework of welfare economics, which offe...
Because chief executive officer (CEO) behavior is an important factor in enterprise strategic decision-making, the effect of CEO behavior on green technology innovation has become a vital research concern related to the sustainability of China’s economic development. Using a sample of Chinese A-share listed companies from 2008 to 2019, and employin...
Under the background that economy and urbanization of China are gradually entering the stage of high-quality development, clarifying the influence of economic development on urban livability is of significant academic and practical value. In this paper, regarded as one “factor”, livability was introduced into the research framework of production fu...
The synergy of the digital economy and green total factor productivity (TFP) is the foundation for achieving beneficial outcomes for both the economy and environment. This synergy is also the catalyst for high-quality development and sustainable economic growth in China. The study applied a modified Ellison-Glaeser (EG) index, super-efficiency slac...
The synergy of the digital economy and ecological efficiency is the foundation for achieving a win-win situation for the economy and the environment in the post-epidemic era. It is the catalyst for sustainable economic growth and high-quality development in China. Specifically, the study applies modified E-G index, super-efficiency slacks-based mea...
With the advent of the “Information Era”, the development of an integrated infrastructure, which involves the integration of traditional transportation infrastructure and informatization development, has become a new impetus for economic growth. Meanwhile, its environmental performance remains uncovered. Using data from 30 Chinese provinces between...
This paper attempts to analyze the effect of different types of environmental regulations on industrial agglomeration in China. By employing the panel data of 30 provinces in China from 2005 to 2015, this study empirically investigates the effect of the beforehand, intermediate, and afterward environmental regulations on industrial agglomeration an...
The 14th Five-Year Plan period is a critical period for China to achieve high-quality development. Based on super-efficiency slacks-based measure (SBM) model, grey-related analysis (GRA) and other models, this paper studies the heterogeneity of the coupling relationship among technological innovation, industrial transformation and environmental eff...
The coordinated development of industrial agglomeration and economic resilience can drive regional economic advantages; this type of development has become a catalyst for sustainable growth and high-quality development of the economy in China. This study applied models, including the coupling coordination degree, spatial autocorrelation, and Tobit,...
While boosting rural development, improvements in rural human settlements have become universal choices in many countries throughout the world. However, few studies have been devoted to in-depth exploration of the effects of rural human settlements on rural development. To fill in the research gap, this study firstly established a mechanism framewo...
Headquarters economy is an advanced and complex economic form, and not all places possess the conditions to develop this type of economy. However, few studies have been devoted to evaluating and analyzing the suitability of a given region to develop headquarters economy, theoretically or empirically. In this study, a novel concept of “suitability o...
With rural decline becoming a global issue, the implementation of rural revitalization strategy has been turning into general starting points for many countries, especially in contemporary China. In this paper, we proposed a systematic analysis framework and a new evaluation index system for the implementation effectiveness of rural revitalization...
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Examining how economic infrastructure affects China’s industrial energy efficiency (EE) convergence is critical in the process of overall industrial EE improvement, especially under the background of promoting equitable growth and developing a modernized economy. Based on panel data from 30 China’s provinces between 2000 and 2017, this paper explor...
The mechanism of industrial agglomeration on ecological environments is profound and complex, and has been a hot research topic in recent years. Applying the Copeland–Taylor Model, the present study investigated the environmental pollution effects of the industrial specialized and diversified agglomerations in the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomer...
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Existing research on the relationship among corruption, energy efficiency, and industrial carbon emissions is limited, while incorporating them into one analytical framework might provide new insights for the mechanism between corruption and industrial carbon emissions. Using the provincial panel data in China’s industry from 2005 to 2015, this s...
Water resource management may restrict economic development, and a preference for economic development may weaken the effect of water resource management. The Water Eco-Civilization City (WEC) is a significant pilot policy in China, and is designed to achieve both effective water resource management and economic development. This study assessed pos...
Transportation infrastructure plays an essential role in stimulating demand and booming economy in China. Meanwhile, evidence suggests that the development of transportation infrastructure and the resulting industrial agglomeration are highly associated with excessive energy consumption. Under the dual tasks of economic growth and environmental pro...
In addition to now being the new objective of the governance of rural human settlements, ecological livability is also regarded as the key to the rural revitalization strategy in the new era. However, when compared with the previous studies which focused on urban livability, in terms of perspectives and methods, the studies regarding rural livabili...
The mechanism of the environmental regulations affecting carbon emissions is complex, and for many years it has been a hot research topic for researchers. However, few of the previous studies have focused on whether or not environmental regulations can potentially influence carbon emissions through technical efficiency. Therefore, the present study...
To analyze the environmental pollution effects elicited by industrial agglomeration, a spatial econometric model is constructed based on the Green Solow model. Using data derived from 285 Chinese cities between 2003and 2014, the global Moran'I and local bivariate LISA agglomeration map demonstrates that there is significant correlation between indu...
The purpose of this study is to analyze the environmental pollution effects elicited by industrial agglomeration and to devise necessary changes before and after China going into the New Normal, a contemporary phase of less rapid but more sustainable economic development. An empirical model is constructed based on the Copeland–Taylor model, and emp...
Citations
... The expansion of construction land mainly affects carbon emissions through industrial structure transformation, residential consumption, and technological investment. Since the mechanisms of these effects vary at different stages of regional integration, relevant policies need to comprehensively consider these factors to achieve a win-win situation for economic development and low-carbon emission reduction [51]. ...
... Enterprise internal control plays a crucial role in facilitating green innovation within organizations. A robust internal control system not only aids in better project management for green innovation but also enhances an enterprise's adaptability and execution capabilities in this domain [78,79]. Firstly, through risk management, internal control assists enterprises in identifying, evaluating, and managing risks related to environmental regulatory compliance, technological uncertainties, and market dynamics, providing vital support for decision-making in the realm of green innovation. ...
... During an intense heat event in Beijing in July 2017, An et al. (2020) observed a special UHI day-night cycle, and the difference in the thermal environment between urban and rural areas was enhanced during this high-temperature period. The synergy between HWs and UHIs has profound effects on local urban climate and human comfort (He et al., 2021;Wang and Miao, 2023). Yao et al. (2021) found that Beijing experienced extensive UHI effects during the daytime in summer, with UHI intensity exceeding 2℃ and a footprint change exceeding 1900 km. ...
... The rise of the digital economy provides a strong impetus for this upgrade. By strengthening the degree of association between factors, the digital economy provides a good institutional mechanism environment for the free flow of factors [24], which helps to optimize the structure of resource allocation, improve the level of inter-industry coordination and association, and promote the rationalization of the overall industrial structure. Secondly, the development of the digital economy can also accelerate the informatization and intelligence of productivity levels, break the boundaries of the traditional factor market, and accelerate the pace of factor marketization reform, thus driving the transformation and upgrading of industrial structure [13]. ...
... The advancement of new infrastructure promotes the widespread application of next-generation technologies such as cloud computing, Internet of Things, and blockchain. Also, digitalized knowledge and technology elements can be disseminated rapidly across larger geographic areas [43], overcoming spatial boundaries for the optimal allocation of innovation factor and resource. Furthermore, the establishment of data sharing platforms reduces information acquisition costs and facilitates information exchange between innovation supply and demand sides, which not only breaks the information barriers [44], but also enhances collaboration among industry, academia, and research institutions across different innovation subjects. ...
... If the former exceeds the latter, the regulation can positively impact GDE (Porter and van der Linde 1995). Conversely, if the latter outweighs the former, the regulation may have a negative impact on GDE Zhu et al. 2022). On the one hand, ER can promote enterprises' technological innovation for pollution control and eliminate highly polluting enterprises, promoting the local MGDE as well as the surrounding MGDE through the transfer of green technologies ). ...
... Population agglomeration will lead to the expansion and sharing of the labor market, which is conducive to increasing the degree of industrial agglomeration, promoting the refinement of the city's industrial division of labor, and forming an industrial structure system with complementary functions (42). The diversified industrial agglomeration has the function of an automatic stabilizer, which can effectively enhance urban economic toughness (43). Thus, urban amenities can increase population aggregation, thereby enhancing urban economic resilience. ...
... STI is the engine of social development and the internal driving force to raise the HQDCI (Brunswicker et al., 2017). Due to the insufficient supply of STI, the innovation capacity of the construction industry is currently low, the level of urban development is not high, and sustainable development has been hindered (Zheng et al., 2022). Therefore, it is necessary to actively increase investments in STI investments in the construction industry to guide the rational allocation of different resources, to promote the change and modernization of the industry structure, and to implement HQDCI. ...
... Wang also examined the performance of global cities using Data Envelopment Analysis and the Malmquist index, taking numerous factors such as economics, research and development, among others [50]. Wang et al. [51] analyzed Beijing's role as the command center for large firms and its influence on the city's urban structure. ...
... It has been widely applied in many countries [23][24][25][26][27][28]. In past research, it often appeared in combination with other frameworks and models such as EF [8,[29][30][31][32], ECA [33], UM [12], PSR [13], and SD [34,35]. Compared with other sustainable development models, the emergy accounting measurement has the following advantages. ...
