Research on Technology Innovation of Coal Industry under Environmental Regulation

Yuan Ma; Hua Yin; Wei Cui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.734-737.815

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Research on Technology Innovation of Coal Industry under Environmental Regulation

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Multiple regression analysis of coal industry technology innovation is done by using data of years 1990-2008. It is found that technology innovation crowding-out effect do exist at coal industry. It is also found that environmental regulation can motivate coal enterprises technology innovation by adding variable. So the conclusion is got that proper environmental regulation policy is good for coal enterprises to improve competitiveness. Porter Hypothesis is tested. Keywords: environmental regulation, technology innovation, coal enterprise, crowding-out effect, Porter hypothesis

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 734-737)

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August 2013

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Yuan Ma, Hua Yin, Wei Cui

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Coal Enterprise, Crowding-Out Effect, Environmental Regulation, Porter Hypothesis, Technology Innovation

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