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How does digital technology administrative penalty affect big data technology innovation: evidence from China

X. Chen and K. Lu

This groundbreaking research by Xiaohui Chen and Kongbiao Lu explores how digital technology administrative penalties positively influence big data technology innovation across 281 cities in China. Discover the driving mechanisms behind this trend, highlighting the advantages in major urban areas and less developed industries.

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Abstract

This study investigates the impact of digital technology administrative penalties (DTAP) on big data technology innovation (BDTI) in China. Using data from 281 Chinese cities (2008-2020), the study finds a positive correlation between DTAP intensity and BDTI. The authors posit three mechanisms: normative impact (conducive business ecosystem), incentive mechanism (increased long-term investment), and deterrence mechanism (regulated competitive market). The effect is stronger in first-tier cities and those with less developed digital factor-driven industries.

Publisher

HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COMMUNICATIONS

Published On

May 10, 2024

Authors

Xiaohui Chen, Kongbiao Lu

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