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How financial development mitigates carbon intensity: Insight from China’s 30 provinces
Given the importance of financial development in promoting socioeconomic green transition, this study used a balanced panel data set spanning China’s 30 provinces from 1995 to 2018 to investigate how financial development has reduced carbon emission intensity from linear and nonlinear perspectives.
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