The Impact of Green Investment, Eco-Innovation, and Financial Inclusion on Sustainable Development: Evidence from China

Recently, sustainable development is demanded to be a compulsory requirement by international communities due environmental and economic instability, hence, encouraging scholars explore various approaches through which countries could achieve it. In this lieu, the present article explores concept of green investment, eco-innovation, financial inclusion their effectiveness on in context China. The has extracted data from secondary sources like Organization for Economic Co-operation Development (OECD), Bloomberg, World Indicators (WDI) 1991 2020. study applied Bayesian Auto-regressive Distributed Lags (BARDL) model check association between understudy constructs. results exposed that eco-innovation index, R&D expenditures, commercial bank branches, depositors, borrowers have positive significant linkage with (human index) guides policymakers developing policies enhance using inclusion.