Green Credit, Investment Behavior and High-quality Development of Enterprises

Authors

  • Yaqi Ren

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54691/jvwb2n68

Keywords:

Green credit, corporate investment, high-quality development, resource optimization.

Abstract

This paper explores the relationship between green credit, investment behavior and high-quality development of enterprises. With the advancement of global sustainable development goals, green finance has received widespread attention as an important tool to achieve coordinated development of economy and environment. Green credit, by providing financing support for environmental protection industries and energy conservation and emission reduction projects, is becoming a key force in promoting sustainable development of enterprises. This study first defines the concept of green credit and its development status, analyzes the impact of green credit on corporate investment behavior, and reveals how green credit can promote high-quality development of enterprises by encouraging enterprises to make green investments and technological innovations and optimizing resource allocation. Through theoretical analysis and policy research, we find that green credit can effectively guide enterprises to incorporate environmental benefits into investment decisions and choose more environmentally friendly and sustainable projects, which not only contributes to the long-term development of enterprises, but also brings significant environmental and social benefits. At the same time, green credit has played an important role in promoting corporate technological innovation, enhancing market competitiveness, and fulfilling social responsibilities, and has become an important driving force for high-quality development of enterprises. Finally, this paper proposes policy recommendations such as improving the green credit policy system, promoting corporate green investment behavior, and establishing a green financial market, which provides valuable reference for policymakers and corporate managers. The significance of this study is to clarify the role of green credit in enterprise development, provide a theoretical basis and policy recommendations for achieving a win-win situation between the economy and the environment, and trigger further attention and discussion from academia and practitioners on the topic of green credit and high-quality development of enterprises.

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Published

19-03-2025

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