Incentive Functions and Institutional Design of Economic Law in the Development of Green Finance
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be separated from the support of an institutional system. Economic law provides a systematic institutional guarantee for green finance by establishing incentive mechanisms, clarifying rights and responsibilities, and optimizing resource allocation. Starting from the three dimensions
of incentive functions, this paper analyzes the mechanism of action of economic law in the development of green finance and explores targeted paths for institutional design.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18686/fm.v10i5.14182
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