Exploration of Financial Response and Biodiversity Conservation Mechanisms Under Ecological Thresholds
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global community today. These critical risks have exerted profound impacts on the global economy and financial markets, compelling nations
to prioritize biodiversity conservation as a key agenda item and policy objective. This study systematically examines the theoretical foundations of financial support for biodiversity conservation, mechanisms of financial risk transmission, asset pricing dynamics, and associated
challenges. It further analyzes the effects of ecological threshold shifts on financial markets and proposes actionable recommendations. The
findings aim to facilitate research and practical exploration in establishing diversified investment and financing systems, enhancing financial
risk governance frameworks, and advancing green transformation in international financial markets.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v4i5.9382
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