Analysis on the Investment Scale and Structure of Ecological Infrastructure in Harbin
Ping Tao, Jia Yan, Yu Shi Lao
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Ping Tao, Jia Yan, Yu Shi Lao
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In this paper, it analyzed the investment status of Harbin ecological infrastructure by the statistical data from the scale of investment, the total investment and trends, and investment structure. it pointed out that there are a lot of problems in Harbin ecological infrastructure projects, such as insufficient investment scale in environmental pollution governance, imperfect structure, low efficiency of the service; demand for infrastructure funding gap and a single financing channels ,etc.. Only it is necessary that the private capital would be incentives to invest into the ecological infrastructure project by establishing a good financial environment, the Mechanism of regulation and incentives, and formulating preferential policies to optimize the mode of financing and financing structure.
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In this paper, it analyzed the investment status of Harbin ecological infrastructure by the statistical data from the scale of investment, the total investment and trends, and investment structure. it pointed out that there are a lot of problems in Harbin ecological infrastructure projects, such as insufficient investment scale in environmental pollution governance, imperfect structure, low efficiency of the service; demand for infrastructure funding gap and a single financing channels ,etc.. Only it is necessary that the private capital would be incentives to invest into the ecological infrastructure project by establishing a good financial environment, the Mechanism of regulation and incentives, and formulating preferential policies to optimize the mode of financing and financing structure.
Key concepts: Investment (military), Incentive, Business, Scale (ratio), Finance, Corporate governance, Service (business), Industrial organization