Financing efficiency in natural resource markets mobilizing private and public capital for a green recovery

Juan Yan and Muhammad Haroon

Resources Policy, 2023, vol. 85, issue PB

Abstract: China, a natural resource market leader, must balance economic growth and sustainability. Private and public money fund green initiatives and resource recovery in this study. This study examines natural resource market financing efficiency and private and government capital mobilization for green recovery in China. Using econometric methods, the 2005–2020 project evaluates financial alternatives for sustainable resource development and environmental restoration. China's natural resource markets' financing efficiency and green recovery are examined using econometrics. It assesses government spending, private sector participation, and regulations. Examine resource extraction efficiency, environmental performance, and economic progress. This research impacts natural resource management and sustainable finance policymakers, investors, and stakeholders. Results may inform policy and investment attempts to green China's natural resource sector. Green finance and its role in environmental recovery and economic growth are better understood with empirical data on financing efficiency and sustainable resource development.

Keywords: Renewable energy; Government policy; Funding distribution; Private sector investment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1016/j.resourpol.2023.103841

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