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Green vs. Non-Green Innovation: The Role of Regulatory Policies and Market Dynamics

University of Strathclyde Business School
✓ Fully Funded ⏰ Closing Soon 🎓 Business 🎓 Environmental Economics 🎓 Financial Economics 🎓 Innovation Studies 🎓 Macroeconomics 🎓 Management 🎓 Microeconomics 🎓 Sustainability Policy phd fully funded Europe UK Business School business strategy climate policy financial constraints green innovation non-green innovation sustainability technology policy

A fully funded PhD at University of Strathclyde examining how climate policies and financial constraints affect firms’ green vs. non-green innovation strategies.

Project Description

This project studies how innovation drives economic growth and sustainability, focusing on firms’ decisions between green and non-green innovation. Research examines the interaction of: Climate policies (carbon pricing, Paris Agreement) Financial constraints on firms Competition and market dynamics The student will use theory-driven quantitative analysis and firm-level data to assess whether environmental policies stimulate or hinder technological progress. Findings aim to inform policymakers on effective strategies for sustainable innovation.

Entry Requirements

Background in Economics, Finance, Business, or related field
Interest in quantitative analysis and innovation policy
Analytical and research skills

How to Apply

Apply via University of Strathclyde online application system
Fully-funded 3-year PhD covering tuition and stipend
Indicate Dr Hai Zhang as supervisor

Eligibility

UK/Home
EU
International

Supervisor Profile

DH
Dr Hai Zhang
University of Strathclyde, Business School

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