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
Tags
digital technology
administrative penalties
big data
innovation
China
business ecosystem
competitive market
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