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The Mechanism and Realization Path of Digital Finance Development Promoting Carbon Emission Reduction

Youjuan Chen, Longqing Wang

Abstract


On the basis of traditional finance, digital finance has strengthened the use of digital technology and big data, with a stronger function of resource optimization and allocation, and has gradually become an important engine for the transformation and upgrading of China’s
real economy, which also provides a new opportunity to promote carbon emission reduction. By sorting out the mechanism of digital finance
to promote carbon emission reduction, this paper puts forward the realization path of digital finance empowering carbon emission reduction,
which provides a theoretical basis for China to promote the achievement of the carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals.

Keywords


Digital Finance; Carbon Emission Reduction; Mechanism; Realization Path

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v9i3.12769

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