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The effect of data element agglomeration on green innovation vitality in China
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The effect of data element agglomeration on green innovation vitality in China

D. Han, H. Wu, et al.

This study explores the impressive impact of data element agglomeration on green innovation vitality in China, revealing that stronger government support and public environmental concern enhance these effects. Conducted by Dongri Han, Hongshuang Wu, and Ke Lu from Shandong University of Technology, the findings show a notable spatial distribution in innovation benefits across provinces. Discover how this research can guide efforts to foster green innovation!... show more
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