Does the Digital Transformation of Manufacturing Improve the Technological Innovation Capabilities of Enterprises? Empirical Evidence from China
Jinxiang Zang,
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Neilson Teruki,
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Sharon Yong Yee Ong
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et al.
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(5), P. 2175 - 2175
Published: March 3, 2025
At
present,
China’s
manufacturing
industry
is
urgently
in
need
of
a
transition,
as
well
an
upgrade
from
low-
to
high-end
production.
Concurrently,
digital
technology
continues
advance,
the
enterprise-level
transformation
anticipated
emerge
new
“engine”
driving
technological
innovation.
This
study
centered
on
A-share
listed
enterprises,
we
aim
explore
impact
Employing
fixed-effect
model,
instrumental
variable
method,
and
propensity
score
matching,
combined
with
difference-in-differences
approach,
threshold
regression,
quantile
regression
empirically
examine
influence
innovation
within
sector.
Our
findings
reveal
following:
(1)
Digital
enhances
(2)
Mediation
analysis
indicates
that
boosts
by
mitigating
cost
stickiness.
(3)
The
heterogeneity
shows
effect
more
pronounced
larger
particularly
those
lower
intensity,
asset
stronger
capabilities.
outcome
this
provides
decision-making
reference
for
governments
whereby
government
can
formulate
industrial
fiscal
policies,
helping
enterprises
carry
out
through
policy
guidance
support.
Enterprises
differentiated
strategies
based
their
own
characteristics,
optimize
structure
transformation,
release
resources
innovation,
improve
Language: Английский
Beyond borders and tangibility: understanding trade restrictions, institutional quality and digital services trade
International Journal of Development Issues,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 18, 2025
Purpose
Digital
restrictions
and
the
institutional
quality
governing
economy
might
pose
substantial
implications
for
digital
services
trade.
This
study
aims
to
examine
relationship
between
trade
with
digitally
delivered
Design/methodology/approach
Using
panel
data
from
84
countries
spanning
2014–2022,
analysis
combines
descriptive
empirical
econometric
estimations.
uses
as
response
variable,
while
restrictiveness
index
control
of
corruption
government
effectiveness
are
variables
interest.
Findings
The
findings
reveal
a
significant
negative
restrictions.
Conversely,
significantly
positively
associated
Practical
A
balanced
policy
needs
conditional
establish
trust
enabling
secure
cross-border
flows.
Countries
weaker
institutions
may
benefit
capacity-building
initiatives
enhance
bureaucratic
skills
strengthen
oversight.
Streamlining
procedures,
reducing
regulatory
complexity
enforcing
could
further
facilitate
Originality/value
While
previous
research
has
studied
restriction
in
economy,
few
studies
explore
link
enriches
literature
on
this
topic
incorporates
indicators,
provide
new
insights
into
impacts
Language: Английский
The impact of digital trade on inclusive green growth—evidence from China’s experience
Yanling Chu,
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Yijing Du,
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Yang Yuetao
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et al.
Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13
Published: April 28, 2025
Inclusive
green
growth,
as
a
form
of
and
shared
is
an
important
way
to
promote
the
realization
common
prosperity
all
people.
As
emerging
trade
model,
digital
has
had
profound
impact
on
sustainable
development
become
driving
force
for
promoting
inclusive
growth.
Based
panel
data
31
provinces
in
China
from
2014
2021,
this
study
introduces
two
research
methods,
EWM-
TOPSIS
regression
utilizes
analysis
transmission
mechanism
heterogeneity
deeply
explore
growth
its
intrinsic
under
perspective
spatial
correlation.
The
results
show
that:
(1)
Digital
effectively
promotes
conclusion
verified
be
robust
by
excluding
extreme
values,
adding
control
variables.
(2)
Mechanism
testing
shows
that
can
optimizing
industrial
structure.
(3)
Heterogeneity
tests
enabling
effect
more
pronounced
eastern,
central
western
regions
at
25%,
50%
75%
quintiles
Therefore,
it
great
significance
use
future
coordinate
various
structure,
enhance
overall
level
economic
development.
Language: Английский
Does the deepening of digital trade rules improve GVC positioning?– A product-level analysis
Z. Shi,
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Yujie Wei,
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Xinpeng Xing
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et al.
Chinese Management Studies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 26, 2025
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
paper
is
to
examine
the
impact
deepening
digital
trade
rules
on
host
country’s
position
in
global
value
chains
(GVCs)
partner
countries
at
product
category
level,
basis
considering
sample
self-selection
effect.
Design/methodology/approach
Using
data
HS
6-digit
level
from
58
between
2000
and
2020,
assesses
changes
GVC
relative
countries.
This
develops
a
set
in-depth
indicators
for
evaluating
various
empirically
explores
GVCs
using
Heckman
two-stage
model.
Findings
There
significant
positive
correlation
GVCs,
finding
remains
robust
across
multiple
validity
tests.
mechanism
tests
indicate
that
promotes
research
development
(R&D)
innovation,
external
industrial
transfer
technology
spillovers
countries,
therefore
affecting
GVCs.
heterogeneity
reveal
substantially
improve
industrialized
particularly
non-technology-intensive
products,
while
negatively
impacting
developing
all
categories.
offers
some
policy
recommendations
influence
Originality/value
extends
time
2020
through
constructs
depth
measurement
system
rules.
Based
self-selection,
uses
model
explore
Language: Английский