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Study on the relationship between the economic growth and the environmental pollution in China——Based on the empirical analysis of environmental Kuznets curve

Zhang Yu

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Abstract

Panel data model to analyze the environmental Kuznets curve based on theory,and considered other factors of population density,environmental policies,trade openness,technological progress,industrial structure,influence on SO2 emissions,select the country 30 provinces,autonomous regions,municipalities directly under the central government from 2004 to 2011,the 8 years of panel data,the the relationship between China's economic growth and environmental pollution index SO2 emissions of the empirical study. The results of the study show that,the environmental Kuznets curve and inverted U type is different,the existence of inverted N shape relationship between amount of China's per capita GDP and SO2 emissions per capita,and the combination of positive and negative effects of control variables on the environmental effects of proposed targeted policy recommendations to help reduce SO2 emissions,to improve the quality of the environment.

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Panel data model to analyze the environmental Kuznets curve based on theory,and considered other factors of population density,environmental policies,trade openness,technological progress,industrial structure,influence on SO2 emissions,select the country 30 provinces,autonomous regions,municipalities directly under the central government from 2004 to 2011,the 8 years of panel data,the the relationship between China's economic growth and environmental pollution index SO2 emissions of the empirical study. The results of the study show that,the environmental Kuznets curve and inverted U type is different,the existence of inverted N shape relationship between amount of China's per capita GDP and SO2 emissions per capita,and the combination of positive and negative effects of control variables on the environmental effects of proposed targeted policy recommendations to help reduce SO2 emissions,to improve the quality of the environment.

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Panel data model to analyze the environmental Kuznets curve based on theory,and considered other factors of population density,environmental policies,trade openness,technological progress,industrial structure,influence on SO2 emissions,select the country 30 provinces,autonomous regions,municipalities directly under the central government from 2004 to 2011,the 8 years of panel data,the the relationship between China's economic growth and environmental pollution index SO2 emissions of the empirical study. The results of the study show that,the environmental Kuznets curve and inverted U type is different,the existence of inverted N shape relationship between amount of China's per capita GDP and SO2 emissions per capita,and the combination of positive and negative effects of control variables on the environmental effects of proposed targeted policy recommendations to help reduce SO2 emissions,to improve the quality of the environment.

Key concepts: Kuznets curve, Panel data, Openness to experience, Per capita, China, Environmental pollution, Economics, Environmental quality

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