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Green or Growth? Unveiling the Eco-environmental Consequence of Cross-border E-commerce Pilots in China
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DOI:10.1016/j.econmod.2026.107720.png)
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• Digital trade generates previously overlooked eco-environmental and economic tensions. • CBECZ policy significantly decreases EEQ despite driving economic gains and GTFP. • Logistics expansion, land use changes, and population density play a channeling role. • The heterogeneities of regional characteristics and ecological-regulatory nexus are discussed.
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