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  <dc:title>Does China's Corporate Two-way FDI Behavior Mitigate Environmental Pollution?</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>	International investment has emerged as a new driver of green development. This study investigates&amp;nbsp;the environmental effects of corporate two-way foreign direct investment behavior (CTFDI) using a panel dataset of 43,410 observations from 2,894&amp;nbsp;A-share&amp;nbsp;listed Chinese corporations over the period from 2008 to 2022. Employing a multiple fixed-effects model, the results show that CTFDI significantly reduces environmental pollution. Mechanism analysis suggestes&amp;nbsp;that increased R&amp;amp;D investment and the adoption of digital and intelligent technologies are key channels through which CTFDI achieves this effect. Heterogeneity analysis reveals&amp;nbsp;that the environmental benefits of CTFDI are more pronounced among non-state-owned enterprises and firms operating in non-polluting industries. These findings provide empirical support for the link between economic openness and pollution reduction and lends&amp;nbsp;credence to the pollution halo hypothesis from the perspective of two-way FDI.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>Two-Way FDI Behavior; Environmental Pollution; R&amp;D Investment; the Application of Digital and Intelligent Technologies</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Feng Yang</dc:creator>
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