Regional Cooperation for the Sustainable Development and Management in Northeast Asia

doi:10.3390/books978-3-03897-056-9

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agricultural product price; grain yield; cobweb theory; VEC model; food security; China; resource-dependent regions; carbon reduction potential; carbon intensity; Simulated Annealing Programming; Shanxi Province; PM 2.5; club convergence; non-linear time varying factor model; Environment Kuznets Curve; fallow; heavy metal-polluted farmland; ecological compensation; farmer willingness; CVM; China; municipal party secretaries; mayors; political incentives; resource-exhausted cities; environmental pollution; urbanization efficiency; Malmquist index; total factor productivity; sustainability; Beijing; hazy weather; heavy-polluting enterprises; earnings management; difference-in-difference model; sustainability practice; international port operations; conceptual model development; Northeast Asia; carbon emissions; energy consumption; STIRPAT model; driving factors; scenario predictions; profit model innovation; animation project; cultural and creative industry; China; aquaculture; decomposition analysis; research and development strategy; fisheries technology; food sustainability; harvesting technology; patent data; Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region; industrial industries; TFP; DEA; Malmquist index; steel industry; emissions trading scheme; environment energy efficiency; non-radial SBM-DEA; Vietnam; Ho Chi Minh City; affordable housing; apartment; hedonic regression model; CO₂ emissions; decomposition analysis; energy portfolio; Northeast Asian countries; sustainable development; recurrence interval; probability distribution; memory effect; risk estimation; service quality; trust; customer loyalty; Lazada; structural equation modeling; partial least structure; Kabul river basin; land use/cover change; spatial calculating model (SCM); binomial logistic regression (BLR); emergy analysis; eco-efficiency; circular economy; eco-city; Zengcheng; Sustainable Asia Conference (SAC); regional cooperation; green growth; role of regulation

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