How does monetary policy moderate the influence of economic complexity and technological innovation on environmental sustainability? The role of green central banking

IF 2.8 3区 经济学 Q2 BUSINESS, FINANCE
Munir Ahmad, Elma Satrovic
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The debate on whether central banks should consider climate change risks in their mandate could reach some informed consensus given it is explicit how monetary policy, directly and indirectly, interacts with environmental sustainability. To unriddle this issue, we touch upon a novel perspective by exploring how monetary policy moderates the influence of economic complexity and technological innovation on energy productivity and carbon productivity in the presence of the labour force participation ratio, trade openness, financial inclusion, and GDP. Our study builds upon the Stochastic Impacts by Regression on Population, Affluence, and Technology (STIRPAT) structure, considering the Group of Seven (G7) countries as the analytical laboratory over the 1995–2019 period. The principal outcomes based on the novel Method of Moments Quantile Regression (MMQR) are as follows: A higher level of economic complexity is associated with enhanced environmental sustainability. In addition, technological innovation is beneficial to environmental sustainability, especially across countries reporting moderate levels of environmental sustainability. Considering the direct impact, contractionary monetary policy deteriorates environmental sustainability, while expansionary monetary policy promotes it for green central banking in place. Regarding the moderating impacts, expansionary monetary policy is unveiled to manifest beneficial environmental impacts of economic complexity and technological innovation, provided that inflationary pressures remain under control. Based on our findings, it is recommended to formulate a monetary policy inclusive of climate-related risks to capitalize on the environmentally favourable impacts of economic complexity and technological innovation. Finally, the monetary expansions keeping the inflationary pressures under control would benefit environmental sustainability.

货币政策如何缓和经济复杂性和技术创新对环境可持续性的影响?绿色中央银行的作用
关于中央银行是否应在其职责范围内考虑气候变化风险的辩论可以达成一些明智的共识,因为它明确了货币政策如何直接或间接地与环境可持续性相互作用。为了解开这个问题,我们从一个新颖的角度探讨了在劳动力参与率、贸易开放度、金融包容性和国内生产总值的影响下,货币政策如何调节经济复杂性和技术创新对能源生产率和碳生产率的影响。我们的研究以人口、富裕程度和技术的随机影响回归(STIRPAT)结构为基础,将七国集团(G7)国家作为 1995-2019 年期间的分析实验室。基于新颖的矩量回归法(MMQR)得出的主要结果如下:经济复杂程度越高,环境可持续性越强。此外,技术创新有利于环境的可持续发展,特别是在环境可持续发展水平中等的国家。就直接影响而言,紧缩性货币政策会恶化环境可持续性,而对于实行绿色中央银行的国家而言,扩张性货币政策则会促进环境可持续性。至于缓和影响,扩张性货币政策被揭示出经济复杂性和技术创新对环境的有利影响,前提是通胀压力保持在可控范围内。根据我们的研究结果,建议制定包含气候相关风险的货币政策,以利用经济复杂性和技术创新对环境的有利影响。最后,控制通货膨胀压力的货币扩张将有利于环境的可持续发展。
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