Empirical Research On The Impact Of Green Finance Development On Urban-Rural Income Gap And Its Implications For Rural Revitalization

In the gradual development of the rural revitalization strategy,narrowing the urban-rural income gap has become the focus of work.As a financing model for promoting sustainable development,green finance plays an important role in promoting rural revitalization.What is the impact of green finance development on the income gap between urban and rural areas,and what are the implications for rural revitalization,which will help provide reference for the formulation of green finance development-related policies and development countermeasures,and provide financial support for promoting rural revitalization strategies.To this end,this study uses literature research,mathematical statistics,comprehensive analysis and other methods to study the impact of green finance on the urban-rural income gap and its enlightenment to rural revitalization.In the gradual development of the rural revitalization strategy,narrowing the urban-rural income gap has become the focus of work.As a financing model for promoting sustainable development,green finance plays an important role in promoting rural revitalization.What is the impact of green finance development on the income gap between urban and rural areas,and what are the implications for rural revitalization,which will help provide reference for the formulation of green finance development-related policies and development countermeasures,and provide financial support for promoting rural revitalization strategies.To this end,this study uses literature research,mathematical statistics,comprehensive analysis and other methods to study the impact of green finance on the urban-rural income gap and its enlightenment to rural revitalization.This paper firstly analyzes the mechanism by which green finance development affects the urban-rural income gap in terms of direct impact and indirect impact,and then analyzes the current situation of green finance development focusing on green credit and green stocks.,In terms of time series,again,it empirically analyzes the impact of green finance development on the urban-rural income gap.and analyzes the pros and cons of three types of panel data models with F test,LM test,and Hausman test,and chooses the panel data model as the research model.,to demonstrate the impact of green financial development,economic development,urbanization,and industrial structure on the urban-rural income gap.Finally,based on the results of empirical analysis,a strategy for green finance development is formulated from the perspective of rural revitalization:First,to develop green finance in the context of rural revitalization,it is suggested that local governments should tilt towards the "three rural areas" when formulating policies to a certain extent.The types of finance included,starting from green credit,green stocks,green insurance,green investment,carbon finance,etc.Promote green credit to "Sannong"and improve agriculture-related green credit policies;fully improve the securities system and establish a green stock index;promote green insurance to "Sannong" and improve agriculture-related green insurance policies;Promote green investment to"Sannong" We will improve agriculture-related green investment policies;promote innovation in carbon financial instruments and improve agriculture-related carbon finance policies.Second,for rural revitalization,we can start from three aspects:the level of economic development,the degree of urbanization,and the industrial structure.Accelerate the development of rural economy from the aspects of agricultural science and technology investment and introduction of green projects;through the construction of rural urbanization,narrow the gap between urban and rural areas in terms of various resources,thereby narrowing the income gap between urban and rural areas;through industrial transformation and upgrading and structural adjustment in rural areas,optimize the industrial structure,thereby narrowing the urban-rural income gap.