Empirical Study on Relationship Between Economic Growth and Environmental Pollution in China
Jisong Wu
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Jisong Wu
Abstract
Panel data of 29 provinces in China during 1999-2005 are used to examine the relationship expressed by Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) between per capita income and pollution indicators in eight categories. It is found that the EKC does not assume a definite shape for all pollution indicators, and the inverted-U-shaped curve can change in a long time. The curve shape is related with pollution indicators and data types.
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Panel data of 29 provinces in China during 1999-2005 are used to examine the relationship expressed by Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) between per capita income and pollution indicators in eight categories. It is found that the EKC does not assume a definite shape for all pollution indicators, and the inverted-U-shaped curve can change in a long time. The curve shape is related with pollution indicators and data types.
Key concepts: Kuznets curve, Panel data, Pollution, China, Econometrics, Per capita, Environmental pollution, Per capita income