Governance and Financial Technologies for Climate Action: The Moderating Role of Advanced-Resource Endowments in Resource-Driven Economies
気候行動のためのガバナンスと金融技術：資源主導経済における先進資源賦存量の調整的役割 (AI 翻訳)
Nadia Hanif, Muzzammil Hussain, Mashael Bakhit, Ahnaf Ali Alsmady, Amal Alharthi
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日本語
本論文は、湾岸協力理事会（GCC）諸国を対象に、ガバナンスの質と金融技術（フィンテック）が炭素排出に与える影響を実証分析した。結果、フィンテックとガバナンスの質はともにCO2排出削減に寄与し、特にフィンテックは約36.4％の削減効果を示した。さらに、先進資源賦存量がフィンテックの排出削減効果を強化する調整的役割を果たすことを明らかにした。
English
This study empirically examines the impact of governance quality and financial technology on carbon emissions in Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Results show that both fintech and governance curb CO2 emissions, with fintech reducing emissions by approximately 36.4% in FMOLS estimation. Advanced-resource endowments positively moderate the effect of fintech on emission reduction. Findings are robust across quantile regressions and alternative environmental indicators, offering policy implications for resource-driven economies.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本では、GX推進に伴いデジタル技術の活用が進んでいるが、本論文は資源依存型経済におけるガバナンスとフィンテックの排出削減効果を示し、日本のエネルギー依存構造と比較する示唆を与える。また、GCC諸国の取り組みは日本企業の現地投資判断にも参考となる。
In the global GX context
This paper adds to the global literature on fintech and governance for climate action, focusing on the understudied GCC region. It provides evidence that advanced-resource endowments can enhance fintech's emission reduction, relevant for resource-rich economies worldwide. For global climate policy, it highlights the role of financial sector transformation in achieving decarbonization goals.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Researchers interested in the nexus of fintech, governance, and environmental outcomes will find robust empirical evidence from a unique regional setting.
🏢実務担当者:Financial institutions can leverage the finding that fintech adoption supports emission reduction, potentially influencing green finance product design.
🏛政策担当者:Policymakers in resource-driven economies may use these results to prioritize fintech development and governance reforms as climate tools.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Climate action is an alarming issue, and the world is concerned about sustainable solutions. Governance quality, financial technology and advanced-resource endowments have a pivotal role in climate action, yet the literature lacks evidence on their linkages with carbon emissions. The present study covers this gap in the literature for the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, as they offer an ideal study setting given their extreme vulnerability to climate change, their reliance on fossil fuels, the strong efforts to address climate change issues, and their prioritization of transforming the financial sector through financial technology as a means of resolving climate issues. Results show that governance quality and financial technology curb carbon emissions. Specifically, financial technology reduces CO2 emissions by approximately 36.4% in the FMOLS estimation, while governance quality contributes negatively and significantly to CO2 emissions across most specifications. Further, the interaction term of financial technology and advanced-resource endowments is statistically significant with a negative coefficient, hereby providing a supportive role in reducing CO2 emissions. Hence, advanced-resource endowments play a moderating role, transforming the effectiveness of financial technology in reducing carbon emissions. The findings are robust for quantile regressions and alternative measures of environmental degradation and have strong policy implications for the Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
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