长江经济带绿色金融与产业绿色发展耦合协调研究

在梳理绿色金融与产业绿色发展的耦合机理的基础上,构建耦合协调度模型,利用长江经济带九省二市2012—2017年数据,分析长江经济带各省市绿色金融与产业绿色发展耦合协调关系。研究发现：第一,长江经济带绿色金融促进产业绿色发展,产业绿色发展反哺绿色金融成效显著,二者已达到良性共振耦合,耦合协调度不断提高,发展阶段经历了勉强协调、初级协调、中级阶段到良好协调,并向着优质协调靠拢;第二,上游地区产业绿色发展已形成了区域内合作机制,产业绿色发展迅速,绿色金融与产业绿色发展耦合协调度自2012年以来上升最快;第三,九省二市绿色金融与产业绿色发展的基础和侧重点不同,二者耦合协调度呈现一定差异,但都达到了良好协调阶段。针对长江经济带绿色金融和产业绿色发展二者耦合协调度现状,提出了相应的对策建议。     

New venture development at Du Pont

New Products are the life blood of a growing company, but traditional methods of introducing new products are no longer adequate. Du Pont is using a new approach called Venture Management. A New Venture Development provides an ideal environment for making and carrying out decisions involved in introducing new technological developments. It combines the advantages in mobility and communications enjoyed by a small venture-orientated company with the strong technical and financial advantages of a large company.     

Organizing the corporate planning function

A survey of corporate Planning in Britain suggests that the way the process is organized varies with the need of the firm. There appear to be two types of needs which foster the development of the planning activity—strategy development and co-ordination. In capital intensive companies, threatened by technological or market change, there is a need for reappraisal of the firm's overall strategy. On the other hand, in a large diversified firm the requirement may be to co-ordinate the plans of different divisions and departments, particularly investment proposals. This article suggests a framework for the analysis of these planning needs.     

Recent trends in the process of stratification

Using the 14 annual cross-sections from the General Social Survey, we specify a "basic model" of attainment and describe the year-by-year fluctuations in its parameters. The results are partially consistent with theories describing the gradual growth of universalistic patterns of stratification and mobility. Under a linear model of educational achievement, we find that the direct effects of race are weakening and the returns to class-based advantages are declining in tandem. The contours of the socioeconomic "gender gap" are also changing in important ways, with the male intercept declining at a rapid pace and the female term registering small and insignificant year-by-year gains. At the same time, the returns to experience and schooling are increasing for men, whereas the corresponding returns for women have remained stable over the 15-year period. This pattern of interaction effects implies that the size of the gender gap varies over time and across different population groups.