An Exploration of the Impact of Environmental Regulation on the Development of Green Technological Innovation: Based on the Moderating Effects of Green Finance and Executives' Green Perception

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This preprint studies how environmental regulation affects the development of green technological innovation (GTI), testing whether green finance and executives’ green perception (EGP) moderate these effects using a double fixed-effects econometric approach. The authors report a significant positive relationship between environmental regulation and GTI, with green finance acting to reduce GTI R&D risks and costs and EGP helping align firms’ strategies with sustainable innovation, alongside indirect transmission via alleviating financial constraints and improving corporate ESG performance. They note that regulatory impacts vary across sectors, regions, and business life cycles, motivating the need for tailored policy approaches. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Amid escalating global climate and environmental challenges, the imperative of sustainable development has spurred academic interest in the nexus between environmental regulation and green technology innovation (GTI). This study meticulously examines how environmental regulation influences GTI, considering the moderating roles of green finance and executives' green perception (EGP). Using advanced econometric techniques, including the double fixed-effects model, we find that environmental regulation has a significant positive impact on GTI. Green finance serves as a catalyst, reducing GTI R&D risks and costs, while EGP aligns firms' strategies with sustainable innovation. We highlight the need for tailored policy approaches due to varying regulatory impacts across sectors, regions, and business life cycles. Key transmission mechanisms, such as alleviating financial constraints and enhancing corporate ESG performance, indirectly support GTI. These findings inform policy recommendations to optimize environmental regulation, bolster green finance, and enhance EGP, fostering sustainable development and economic green transition.
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This study meticulously examines how environmental regulation influences GTI, considering the moderating roles of green finance and executives' green perception (EGP). Using advanced econometric techniques, including the double fixed-effects model, we find that environmental regulation has a significant positive impact on GTI. Green finance serves as a catalyst, reducing GTI R&D risks and costs, while EGP aligns firms' strategies with sustainable innovation. We highlight the need for tailored policy approaches due to varying regulatory impacts across sectors, regions, and business life cycles. Key transmission mechanisms, such as alleviating financial constraints and enhancing corporate ESG performance, indirectly support GTI. These findings inform policy recommendations to optimize environmental regulation, bolster green finance, and enhance EGP, fostering sustainable development and economic green transition. 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