Research on the Impact of Green Credit on Corporate Green Innovation under the Dual-Carbon Goals Context
Abstract
implementation of green credit policies by using the introduction of major green credit policies as a juncture. By comparing with Bayi Steel,
the study reveals that green credit policies exert varying degrees of impact on the long-term and short-term borrowing levels of case companies. In terms of financial performance, short-term profitability declines due to increased costs from patent and other factors, while green
innovation capabilities show significant long-term enhancement. The paper further proposes recommendations from multiple perspectives,
including enterprises, governments, and financial institutions.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/memf.v2i6.6901
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