Administrative Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 185 - 185
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
This
study
explores
the
relationship
between
digital
access,
protection,
and
adoption
in
supporting
technological
entrepreneurship
within
national
ecosystems.
The
utilised
PROCESS
regression
analysis
on
Global
Entrepreneurship
Development
Institute
(GEDI)’s
Digital
Economy
(DPE)
Index
2020
dataset
to
examine
selected
factors’
direct
indirect
effects
entrepreneurial
activity
across
116
countries.
While
adoption,
has
been
established
previous
research,
this
provides
global
evidence
reinforce
connection.
However,
protection
did
not
significantly
moderate
effect
of
access.
Notably,
emerged
as
a
significant
mediator,
influencing
impacts
both
access
outcomes.
emphasises
importance
understanding
complex
relationships
factors
cultivating
thriving
ecosystem,
offering
valuable
insights
for
policymakers
practitioners
seeking
stimulate
innovation
economic
growth.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: May 27, 2024
Abstract
Under
the
backdrop
of
economic
globalization
and
digital
economy,
entrepreneurial
behavior
has
emerged
not
only
as
a
focal
point
management
research
but
also
an
urgent
topic
within
domain
family
finance.
This
paper
scrutinizes
ramifications
financial
literacy
on
household
utilizing
data
from
China’s
sample
China
Household
Finance
Survey
spanning
years
2015
2017.
Employing
ordered
Probit
model,
we
pursue
our
objectives.
Our
findings
suggest
that
exerts
immediate,
persistent,
evolving
positive
effects
households’
engagement
in
activities
their
proclivity
toward
entrepreneurship.
Through
mitigation
endogeneity
regression
outcomes
two-stage
corroborate
primary
results.
An
examination
heterogeneity
unveils
noteworthy
disparities
between
urban
rural
areas,
well
gender
discrepancies,
how
influences
behavior.
Furthermore,
this
study
validates
three
potential
pathways—namely
income,
social
network,
risk
attitude
channels—demonstrating
significantly
augments
expands
networks,
enhances
attitudes.
Moreover,
through
supplementary
analysis,
ascertain
education
amplifies
impact
contributes
to
enrichment
human
capital
theory
modern
entrepreneurship
theory.
It
advocates
for
robust
efforts
by
governments
institutions
widely
disseminate
knowledge
foster
entrepreneurship,
thereby
fostering
stable
operation
both
global
market
job
market.
Systems,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(8), P. 291 - 291
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
Digital
economy
is
an
important
direction
of
the
new
round
technological
revolution
and
a
key
driving
force
for
realizing
“double
control
carbon
emissions”.
This
paper
utilizes
panel
data
30
provincial-level
administrative
regions
in
China
from
2011
to
2021
measure
development
level
digital
economy,
total
emissions,
emission
intensity
explores
impact
on
dual
emissions
mechanism
its
effect
by
applying
mediating
moderating
models.
The
results
show
that
can
play
significant
inhibitory
intensity,
this
conclusion
still
robust
after
series
tests.
From
government
level,
there
exists
transmission
path
“digital
→
environmental
regulation
stringency
emissions”;
enterprise
research
organization
also
R&D
perspective
regional
imbalance,
are
large
differences
various
subdivided
indicators
emissions.
In
addition,
finds
positive
more
obvious
with
smaller
proportion
SOEs.
These
findings
add
evidence
study
“the
emissions”
provide
ideas
accelerating
realization
green
sustainable
development.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(20), P. 8881 - 8881
Published: Oct. 14, 2024
Climate
change
is
a
significant
and
urgent
threat,
gaining
traction
in
the
scientific
community
around
globe
requiring
immediate
action
across
many
sectors.
In
this
context,
digital
economy
could
provide
mutually
beneficial
solution
by
utilizing
innovation
technical
breakthroughs
to
establish
sustainable
future
that
addresses
environmental
deterioration,
promotes
economic
growth,
encourages
energy
conservation.
Against
background,
study
examined
diffusion
of
modeling-based
factors
affecting
small
medium-sized
firms’
(SMFs)
adoption
Internet
Things
(IoT)
technology
its
impact
on
SMFs’
sustainability
performance
related
environmental,
economic,
innovation,
conservation
perspectives.
The
key
findings
revealed
(i)
relative
advantage,
trialability,
observability
drive
IoT
adoption.
However,
compatibility
complexity
hinder
(ii)
When
prioritizing
factors,
benefit
strongest
driver,
most
barrier
(iii)
adopter
SMFs
spent
less
natural
resources
more
renewable
monitoring
systems
than
non-adopter
firms,
boosting
their
sustainability.
(iv)
firms
had
greater
revenue,
profits,
credit
access
non-adopters
lower
input
costs,
improving
(v)
innovative
products
enterprises,
demonstrating
performance.
(vi)
Compared
utility
expenses
energy-efficient
technologies.
(vii)
To
realize
full
potential
for
inventive
future,
authorities
may
pursue
variety
policy
actions
involving
strengthening
implementation
standards
regulations,
securing
incentivization
financial
SMFs,
diverting
allocation
research
development
avenues,
capacity
awareness,
focusing
infrastructure
development.
Administrative Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(8), P. 185 - 185
Published: Aug. 20, 2024
This
study
explores
the
relationship
between
digital
access,
protection,
and
adoption
in
supporting
technological
entrepreneurship
within
national
ecosystems.
The
utilised
PROCESS
regression
analysis
on
Global
Entrepreneurship
Development
Institute
(GEDI)’s
Digital
Economy
(DPE)
Index
2020
dataset
to
examine
selected
factors’
direct
indirect
effects
entrepreneurial
activity
across
116
countries.
While
adoption,
has
been
established
previous
research,
this
provides
global
evidence
reinforce
connection.
However,
protection
did
not
significantly
moderate
effect
of
access.
Notably,
emerged
as
a
significant
mediator,
influencing
impacts
both
access
outcomes.
emphasises
importance
understanding
complex
relationships
factors
cultivating
thriving
ecosystem,
offering
valuable
insights
for
policymakers
practitioners
seeking
stimulate
innovation
economic
growth.
