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(1) Background--With the implementation of "The Opinions on Establishing and Improving the Value Realization Mechanism of Ecological Products" in 2021, the value realization of the ecological products is a bridge connecting the ecological protection and economic construction of the forest areas after the reform of the state-owned forest areas in Northeast China. (2) Methods--Based on the ecological niche theory, this paper took the understory ecological products in the state-owned forest areas of Northeast China as the research object, firstly sorted out and summarized the previous literature studies and relevant data, analyzed the current situation of the value realization of the understory ecological products from four aspects of resources, environments, demands and technologies ecological niches, then found out the dilemmas faced in the value realization of the understory ecological products, and finally innovatively put forward a new model to realize the value of the understory ecological products. (3) Results--From the perspective of ecological niche, this paper innovatively combines the ecological niche theory with the value realization of the understory ecological products in the state-owned forest areas of Northeast China, and analyzes the dilemmas encountered in the value realization of the understory ecological products from four aspects: resource niche, environment niche, demand niche and technology niche: the narrow resource niche and inadequate exploitation and utilization of the ecological product resources, environment niche to be improved and lack of specific development policies for the understory ecological products, inaccurate grasp of demand niche and uncoordinated value realization of the ecological products with economic development needs, few technology niche levels and lagging technological innovation of the ecological products in the stateowned forest areas, and then puts forward the new model of realizing the value of the understory ecological products in the state-owned forest areas of Northeast China. (4) Conclusions and Discussions--First, expand the width of resource niche and adopt the resource development model of "original ecological breeding + forest X". Develop the original ecological breeding model according to local conditions and strengthen the construction of hardware and software. Second, optimize the environment niche and gradually form the market transformation model of "EODF+ understory ecological products". Reconstruct the ecological network of the state-owned forest areas in Northeast China, establish a good ecological foundation, use EODF mode to bundle ecological environmental protection and restoration of the forest areas and management of the understory ecological products, improve the efficiency of market transformation of the understory ecological products, comprehensively calculate the joint development projects and implement internal regurgitation-feeding of the projects. Third, obtain the demand niche advantage and accurately adopt the demand expansion model of "scenic areas and cities integration + multi-core attraction". With the scenic areas in the forest areas as the core, form the scenic areas and cities integration system, implement cross-border linkage and multicore attraction to create the demand for the understory ecological products and avoid the phenomenon of ecological niche overlap based on the real market demand. Fourth, improve the level of technology niche and adopt the value realization model of "blockchain + understory ecological products". Manage and record the whole process of the understory ecological products from the forest areas to production in real time by using blockchain technology to ensure product quality and safety, and carry out the digital management of the understory ecological products in the state-owned forest areas of Northeast China by using blockchain technology. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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China' s economy is in the midst of a crucial transition from high-speed growth to high-quality development. Strengthening the rigid constraint of water resources and curbing the disorderly expansion of high water-consuming enterprises are crucial to alleviating structural overcapacity and realizing economic development transformation from a resource-driven to an innovation-driven mode. Based on the data of A-share listed companies from 2010 to 2021, this paper explored the impact of the water resource 'fee-to-tax' policy on the over-investment of high water-consuming enterprises from the perspectives of free cash flow and technological innovation. The research results showed that levying a water resource tax could significantly inhibit the over-investment of high water-consuming enterprises, and the conclusion was still robust after a series of robustness tests (the parallel trend test, the placebo test, the PSM-DID, changing the measurement method of explained variables, excluding other policy influences, and the instrumental variable test). The mechanism analysis showed that levying a water resource tax could restrain over-investment by reducing the free cash flow of high water-consuming enterprises and stimulating technological innovation. At the same time, the restraining effect of water resource taxes on excessive investment in high water-consuming enterprises was more obvious in state-owned enterprises, enterprises with higher financing constraints, and those with higher water intensity. Based on the above conclusions, this paper holds that the water resource 'fee-to-tax' policy should be continuously improved, and the incentive mechanism of water resource tax should be improved while increasing the promotion of water consumption monitoring equipment. The flexibility of policy implementation should be strengthened, and different strategies should be adopted to guide high water-consuming enterprises with different operating conditions and investment cycles to change their production methods and investment behaviors. To implement the policy of 'giving priority to saving water' systematically, we should not only strengthen the water-saving supervision, but also raise the awareness of water users to save water voluntarily. By exploring the impact of water resource tax on the over-investment of high water-consuming enterprises, this paper attempts to deepen the understanding of the water resource 'fee-to-tax' policy, enrich the relevant literature in the field of resource regulation research, and provide a policy reference for realizing the coordinated development of economy, society, and resource carrying capacity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The promotion policies of the new energy vehicle (NEV) industry have evolved over time along with its rapid development in China. The NEV market has advanced to a new level where it complies with international practices and fully accommodates competition. Studying the market implications of the NEV promotion policy adjustment is of significant theoretical and practical value given the subsidy withdrawal, technological advancement, and sales growth. Based on interrupted time series analysis, this paper used 60 monthly time points from January 2017 to December 2021 to construct a time-series data set. Taking promotion policy adjustment as a policy variable, this paper estimated the market effect disparities of promotion policies in major cities in China through counterfactual analysis, and the special phenomenon of NEV sales climbing caused by subsidy withdrawal was further analyzed. Furthermore, the study findings were verified by robustness and heterogeneity tests. The result showed that: 1 After several adjustments, the national NEV promotion policy achieved remarkable results in the first-tier and new first-tier cities and other developed areas in general. 2 The key factor to promote the NEV market was technological advancement, and the essence of subsidy withdrawal was to promote more rapid technological innovation among relevant enterprises by raising the threshold of subsidy technology and eliminating backward production capacity. It was the subsidy withdrawal that led to sales growth. 3 The policy of relaxing curbs on NEV purchases failed to significantly promote the sales of NEVs and did not seem to be unsustainable, so it should not be regarded as a key promotion policy in the future. It is suggested that the pertinent departments shift their promotion policies in favor of the user side, increase investment in NEV technology research and development, accelerate the elimination of backward production capacity through policies and regulations, adjust the license number plate support policy for new energy vehicles in due course, and further improve the double-credit policy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The CPC Central Committee and the State Council attach great importance to agricultural scientific and technological innovation. The "bottleneck" problem in agriculture has become a national strategy. Collaborative innovation is an effective way to solve the "bottleneck" problem. It faces the main battlefield of modern agricultural construction, the resolution of major problems facing the development of agricultural industry and the breakthrough of core technology. The construction and development of agriculture and rural areas put higher demands on scientific and technological innovation. As an important organizational form of agricultural science and technology innovation, collaborative innovation will play a pivotal role in the construction of innovative countries in China, and it is also of great significance for the construction of modern agricultural research institutes. Starting from the policy background of building agricultural and rural collaborative innovation infrastructure and the research status at home and abroad, this paper deeply analyzed the bottleneck problems faced by China' s agricultural scientific and technological innovation, such as agricultural scientific research big data, high-performance computing, original algorithm model, data application innovation and data security protection, and built an emerging agricultural collaborative innovation infrastructure of "data" + "algorithm" + "computing power" based on advanced information technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, cloud computing and big data. Furthermore, a collaborative innovation platform for agricultural and rural scientific research was constructed to serve the interdisciplinary integration. The platform simplified and speed up the iteration and flow of AI models and data, and implemented large-scale heterogeneous computing resource scheduling technology, multi-model data fusion method and friendly development support environment. The platform was dedicated to assist researchers in different disciplines to deeply integrate data, models, algorithms and computing power resource management. It created an out-of-the-box interactive cloud development environment, which was applied to the teaching, scientific research, scientific data sets and algorithm research and other scenarios, and formed an ecological closed-loop of artificial intelligence integration with multiple disciplines. It was of great strategic significance to enhance the original innovation ability in China's agricultural and rural fields, realize the leap in key fields, ensure the long-term development of science and technology, and transform from a large agricultural country to an agricultural power. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In recent years, China' s digital finance has developed rapidly, and its application scope continues to expand, which has a profound impact on people' s production and lifestyle and may affect carbon emissions. On the basis of a literature review, this paper firstly summarized the possible ways of impact of digital finance on carbon emissions and then illustrated the economic principles and impact mechanism of how digital finance affected carbon emissions by introducing digital finance and energy consumption into the production function and introducing the stock of carbon dioxide into the consumer utility function to improve Romer's endogenous economic growth model. The results of the theoretical analysis showed that the development of digital finance would affect carbon emissions by influencing the consumption concepts and behavior of residents, the mode of production activities, and the innovation efficiency of enterprises. Besides, the relationship between digital finance and carbon emissions represented an inverted U-shape, and the digital financial capacity required by the turning point of carbon emissions mainly depended on the existing energy consumption and technological innovation. Then, based on China' s provincial data, this paper analyzed the above inverted U-shape relationship empirically and tested the corresponding intermediary mechanism. The results showed that: (1) The impact of digital finance on carbon emissions could be decomposed into the effects of increasing production and those of saving energy. (2) Under the two comprehensive effects, carbon emissions increased first and then decreased with the development of digital finance, and this inverted U-shape relationship passed the endo-geneity and robustness tests. (3) There were significant structural differences in the impact of digital finance on carbon emissions in terms of breadth, depth, and degree of digitalization. (4) In addition, the results of the impact mechanism analysis also showed that the development of digital finance alleviated the pressure on the financing demand of enterprises, and the production scale under the traditional production mode was thus expanded and the carbon emissions increased, meaning that the impact brought by the development of digital finance was more reflected in the increase of carbon emissions with the expansion of output (yield increasing effect). However, as the development of digital finance deepened and digitalization played a cumulative role in the later stage, the innovation and emission reduction effects brought by the promotion of enterprise R&D and energy-saving technology patents significantly increased, which eventually led to the reduction of carbon emissions (energy saving effect) by reducing the carbon intensity. Based on this, the development of digital finance in China should shift from a mode emphasizing quantity to one emphasizing quality as soon as possible to provide precise support for the country' s low-carbon and energy-saving transformation, digital upgrading of enterprises, optimization of energy industry structures, new energy development and utilization, and continuous innovation of digital carbon financial products. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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China is an ancient civilization country with a history of 5000 years and the habitat of ancient human beings. There are abundant descriptions of geological phenomena and geological processes in the vast number of ancient books and folklore. Due to the scientific and technological progress and the breakthrough of production mode brought about by the transformation of social productive forces and production relations, the development of the geological cause is characterized by stages. Including the exploration of geological phenomena by human beings in ancient times, this paper divides the development history of China's geological cause into six stages: geological relics in the Stone Age; geological cognition in the Ancient Age; geological investigation in the Enlightenment Age; geological survey and research in the Foundation Age; geological work in the period of rapid development, and geological cause in the new era of reform and opening up. Each stage is further discussed in terms of the important geological events, the content and characteristics of geological work, the main research achievements and the contributions to the national economic and social development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper searches and combs the achievements of grey system theory in the past nearly 40 years based on databases of China national knowledge internet (CNKI) and ISI Web of Science. More than 227 thousands literatures were found by inputting 10 phrases such as grey system‑grey number and sequence operator etc. in CNKI. After entering the 21st century, the number of grey system papers included in CNKI database is increasing rapidly. Since 2008, more than 10 thousands papers have been included per year, and more than 15 thousands papers have been included per year since 2014. The grey system method and model are widely used in natural science fields such as physics, chemistry, and biology, as well as engineering technology fields such as transportation, electric power and machinery, and a large number of valuable results have been achieved. From the large number of documents applying the grey system method and model, which are published by the project team undertaking important national science and technology plans and the double first‑class universities in China, it can be seen that the grey system theory plays an important role in promoting China’s scientific and technological progress, innovation and development, and high-level talent training. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Exploring the inclusive urbanization development can provide a new perspective for improving the quality of urbanization. Based on statistical yearbook data, taking 30 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) in Chinese mainland as study samples, this paper first uses the entropy method to measure the development of urbanization, further uses the social network analysis method to investigate the overall structure, individual structure and spatial clustering characteristics of the spatial correlation network of inclusive urbanization development, and finally uses the quadratic assignment procedure to explore the network formation mechanism. It is found as follows. 1 There is obvious spatial relevance in the urbanization development in China, but the spatial correlation degree is at a low level. The overall network structure is relatively stable, but there is still a large room for improvement in exchanges and cooperation between different regions. 2 The spillover and benefit relationship of inclusive urbanization development has obvious imbalance between the east, central and west regions. The east and central regions are the regions with the most spillover and benefit from the spatial correlation network of urbanization development. Areas well good economic development, perfect infrastructure construction and high transportation accessibility are more likely to occupy the "core" portion in the correlation network. 3 Geographical proximity, differences in economic development levels, differences in industrial structure upgrading, differences in technological innovation levels and other geographical conditions and socio-economic factors have a promoting role in the formation of spatial correlation network of inclusive urbanization development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Carbon emissions trading is a market-based environmental regulation tool to promote low-carbon technology innovation and reduce the cost of carbon emissions. This research selects the low-carbon patent quantity indicators of 30 provinces from 2010-2017 to analyze the spatial clustering of low-carbon technology innovation in China by using spatial correlation coefficients and natural break-point method. In order to test the impact of China's carbon emission trading policy on low-carbon technology innovation, this research uses pilots in seven regions as a quasi-natural experiment of carbon emission trading through DID model. The results show that there has been a significant spatial agglomeration effect in the east-central region, and the establishment of carbon emission trading pilots significantly promotes the regional level of low-carbon technology innovation. Based on the findings, this paper suggests that China should continue to improve the national carbon market, expand the industry coverage of the pilot carbon market, give full play to the role of the carbon emissions trading market in promoting low-carbon technology innovation, and strengthen regional synergistic development to enhance the spatial spillover effect of low-carbon innovation technologies and help achieve the goal of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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