The main perceived benefits of implementing the green investment scheme are that projects will be developed and implemented either acquiring the greenhouse gases emission reductions or building up the necessary framework for this process, i. e. projects related to energy consumption effectiveness, renewable energy ...
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I believe the first and most prominent effect of green investment is the public awareness that begets competition within the supply chain. peoples' demands for green consumption now is on the rise. Although there are burgeoning negative effects of this with the combination of reverse logistics, and crooked suppliers; the most apparent are high demand, exchange, cost reduction, business sustainability, employment, etc.
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Zhang, D. Fiscal policy benefits and green recovery of firms: an experimental exploration of Chinese listed firms in post-Covid-19. Econ Change Restrict (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10644-021-09344-6
I think the most prominent economic effects of green investment is a externalities-free returns. We seldom aware that conventional investment promotes negative externalities which reduce real value of the returns. We neglect this fact since, for each of us, this externalities only cause minuscule loss. However, collectively the loss is significant for the whole economy. This externalities may also burden our future. Green investment makes sure that finance will be provided only to economic activities which do not create negative externalities.
The most important and prominent effects of green investment are sustainable development, lower costs, increased returns in the long run and their sustainability
I am not an expert on this topic. So, I would prefer to go ahead with an answer that I liked very much. This answer has been written here by James E. Larsen .
The respected professor has used an expression 'feel good projects'. Green investment uplifts the psyche of the economy. In these days, we are repeatedly told by economists from around the world that how the psyche and perceptions affect the economy.
When I was pursuing a fellowship program on Marketing in the TASMAC School of Business (in India), I was directed by my research guide to put emphasis on how perceptions and feel good factors play a significant role in the minds of students while getting admitted to an institute.
So, the role of 'feel good' factor cannot be neglected. Its of prime importance. I would like to congratulate Professor James E. Larsen for coming up with this beautiful answer.
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Zeinab Ali Dashoor Green investing refers to investing activities aligned with environmentally friendly business practices and the conservation of natural resources.
Investors can support green initiatives by buying green mutual funds, green index funds, green exchange-traded funds (ETFs), green bonds, or by holding stock in environmentally friendly companies.