Can open government data policy improve firm performance? Evidence from listed firms in China

Zhou, Mingle; Wang, Yu; Huang, Xiaohui; Li, Gang

doi:10.1002/mde.3835

Cited by 7 publications

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“…In practice, the interviews were recorded and transcribed into written textual documents. Content analysis refers to the step-by-step subjective interpretation of the textual data sourced from individuals' or documents' standpoints and the same is classified and categorized as per themes (Zhang & Wildemuth, 2023) with the main focus on the interpretive analysis (Elo et al, 2014). Content analysis is selected for this study because of the need to conduct an interpretative analysis of descriptive data resulting from the opinions, experiences and perspectives of the research participants (Creswell, 2009).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As an advanced stage of electronic government (e‐government), OGD initiatives are considered as the frontrunners as far as the impetus on transparency, collaboration and participation are concerned (Janssen et al, 2012; Zhou et al, 2023) with equivalent emphases on value creation and innovation for furthering the economic development of a country (Chidama & Ononiwu, 2023; Munoz et al, 2022; Tang et al, 2019). OGD refers to the machine‐processable datasets that are available free of cost, in most of the cases, and are license‐free.…”

Section: Related Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Value co‐creation (VCC) and value co‐destruction (VCD) via open government data (OGD): Empirical case of Tanzania

Ishengoma,

Shao,

da Silva

et al. 2024

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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Having emphasized upon the potential benefits of Open Government Data (OGD) initiatives via value derivation and innovation pursuits of the stakeholders, it falls in place to complement this line of OGD research in the specific case of Tanzania, a developing country, to support the inferences. Specifically, it is important to understand the manner in which OGD VCC‐one of the hinges of OGD initiatives‐ and OGD VCD‐a possible fall out of OGD initiatives‐happens to pass. Thus, a content analysis of the interviews of 15 public officials and managers associated directly with the management and operationationalization of OGD initiatives is being done to arrive at the conclusions. Thus, the interviewees aver that OGD Value Co‐creation (VCC) may be facilitated on top‐priority bases by consistent marketing efforts by the government as also the partnerships with the key stakeholders of the OGD ecosystem, and, among the prominent Value Co‐Destruction (VCD) factors may be counted the issues linked with data privacy and resource restriction. Literature on OGD VCC is at a nascent stage and the one on OGD VCD is evolving. As an atypical empirical validation case vis‐a‐vis the emerging OGD VCC‐VCD research, the study is an additional contribution to the extant literature with specific reference to the developing country's experiences.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Section: Related Researchmentioning

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Value co‐creation (VCC) and value co‐destruction (VCD) via open government data (OGD): Empirical case of Tanzania

Ishengoma,

Shao,

da Silva

et al. 2024

E J Info Sys Dev Countries

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“…In terms of government-business relations, since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, President Xi Jinping has repeatedly emphasized the building a collaborative and clean relationship between government and business. Drawing on the research of Zhou et al [48] and Zhou et al [49], this article measures governmentbusiness relations using the urban government-business relationship indicators developed by Nie et al [50] and the closeness index and integrity index of government-business relations for each city. Here, closeness of the government-business relationship means how much the government communicates with enterprises, cares for and serves enterprises, and actively solves problems for enterprises.…”

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How Does Low-Carbon Financial Policy Affect Corporate Green Innovation?—Re-Examination of Institutional Characteristics, Influence Mechanisms, and Local Government Behavior

Yao,

Wan,

Zeng

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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This paper employs a propensity score matching approach to construct a control group and estimate the impact of the CETS pilot policy, a low-carbon financial policy, on corporate green innovation and its impact mechanism in a difference-in-difference manner. The results show that the CETS pilot policy has a significantly positive effect on corporate green innovation. The higher the penalty degree and the carbon price, the more obvious the promotion of the green innovation of pilot enterprises. The mechanism test shows that the improvement of corporate green innovation is mainly due to the incentive effect rather than the anti-driving effect of the CETS pilot policy, that is, the policy promotes corporate green innovation by providing innovation resources and enhancing the willingness to innovate. Further analysis shows that only in regions where local governments have less competitive pressure can the CETS pilot policy effectively promote enterprise innovation resources and that a close and clean government–business relationship can help strengthen the promotion effect of the CETS pilot policy on the willingness of enterprises to innovate. Furthermore, this paper introduces its theoretical framework as a strategic tripod to explore the friction in the process of the CETS pilot policy affecting corporate green innovation from the perspective of the industry environment and corporate resources. This research shows that a lack of industry green technology and corporate human capital may hinder the positive impact of the CETS pilot policy on corporate green innovation. Finally, this study found that the CETS pilot policy has no significant impact on the quality of corporate green innovation, and the lack of industry green technology and corporate human capital may hinder the CETS pilot policy from improving the quality of corporate green innovation.

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“…Dai et al (2015) contended that the media limits insider trading activities by reducing litigation risk and reputational costs. Zhou et al (2016) concluded that media supervision dramatically decreased the frequency of corporate violations through administrative intervention rather than influencing reputation.…”

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Media freedom, information and communication technology infrastructure, and foreign direct investment inflows

Liu,

Wang

2023

Manage Decis Econ

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In an era of globalization, attracting foreign capital inflows remains a significant concern among nations. This paper aims to examine the individual and joint effects of media freedom and information and communication technologies (ICT) infrastructure on foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows. Utilizing a panel dataset of FDI inflows from 144 countries worldwide from 2003 to 2016 for our empirical analysis, we find that media freedom significantly increases FDI inflows. Interestingly, ICT infrastructure plays an essential moderating role in this relationship. When ICT infrastructure is underdeveloped, the expected impact of media freedom may not materialize; however, as the level of ICT infrastructure improves, the positive effect of media freedom becomes increasingly significant. Hence, we argue that a free media and robust ICT infrastructure are complementary in attracting FDI. Our study not only fills a crucial gap in the literature by examining their joint effect but also provides insightful implications for host countries looking to attract foreign investment. This work thus significantly contributes to understanding the complex relationships among media freedom, ICT infrastructure levels, and FDI inflows at the national level.

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Can open government data policy improve firm performance? Evidence from listed firms in China

Cited by 7 publications

References 66 publications

Value co‐creation (VCC) and value co‐destruction (VCD) via open government data (OGD): Empirical case of Tanzania

Value co‐creation (VCC) and value co‐destruction (VCD) via open government data (OGD): Empirical case of Tanzania

How Does Low-Carbon Financial Policy Affect Corporate Green Innovation?—Re-Examination of Institutional Characteristics, Influence Mechanisms, and Local Government Behavior

Media freedom, information and communication technology infrastructure, and foreign direct investment inflows

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