Digital inclusive finance, financial mismatch and the innovation capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises: Evidence from Chinese listed companies

Li, Wenqi; Pang, Wenbin

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e13792

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“…In terms of capital allocation, Li et al (2022) presented the hypothesis that digitalization can increase the firms' internal management and communication efficiency, optimize the division of work, and reduce internal capital misallocation. Li and Pang (2023) conducted empirical research with the innovation data of Chinese A-share and noted that digitalization could effectively correct the financial mismatch problem in the traditional financial model. In addition, Jin et al (2023) adopted capital deviation and labor deviation to measure resource misallocation and further empirically investigated the impact of digitalization on resource misallocation from the multi-factor perspective.…”

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Digitalization, resource misallocation and low-carbon agricultural production: evidence from China

Wang

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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With the rapid development of digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data and cloud computing, China’s agricultural production is entering a new era characterized by digitalization. Based on provincial panel data of China from 2013 to 2020, this paper adopts the system GMM and mediating effects model to systematically examine the impact of digitalization on low-carbon agricultural production from the perspective of resource misallocation. The results indicate that digitalization can significantly curb agricultural carbon emissions and thus promote low-carbon agricultural production, and this finding still holds after the robustness test. The heterogeneity analysis indicates that the inhibiting effect of digitalization on agricultural carbon emissions is most pronounced in the eastern region relative to the central and western regions (the regression coefficients are −0.400 and −0.126 respectively). Further mechanism analysis suggests that digitalization can reduce agricultural carbon emissions by correcting the widespread capital and labor misallocation in agricultural factor markets. The findings of this study provide significant policy implications for low-carbon agricultural production in China.

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Digitalization, resource misallocation and low-carbon agricultural production: evidence from China

Wang

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Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Es así que, Soleymani et al (2021) manifiestan que los emprendimientos rurales buscan asegurar el valor agregado de los activos rurales en las áreas rurales mediante la participación de los recursos humanos locales. Pero no solo queda ahí, si no que el problema es esencialmente un desarrollo desigual, que es la progresión de una región a expensas de otras, acompañado de cuestiones relacionadas con el desarrollo (Shahraki y Heydari, 2019;Wenqi y Wenbin, 2023).…”

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Emprendimiento rural como estrategia de innovación inclusiva

Copaja

2023

eyn

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El presente artículo presenta el análisis de indicadores de la innovación inclusiva, sobre emprendedores rurales del altiplano andino de la región de Tacna. El objetivo fue describir percepciones y condiciones de la innovación inclusiva de los emprendedores rurales. Hubo limitaciones como la dispersión de la población en los anexos de las zonas altoandinas, los usuarios no estaban en un solo lugar, sino que por las mañanas paraban en el campo y por las tardes en sus casas, lo que ha hecho que el tiempo de recolección de datos sea de 6 meses. La muestra estuvo conformada por 253 personas, determinada por la saturación lingüística, la muestra consistía en perfiles de personas por función o sector de actividad apoyado con el programa atlas ti. A cada una de las personas se les realizó entrevistas semiestructuradas en profundidad, estas se llevaron a cabo en la casa o en el lugar de trabajo. Se solicitó el permiso para grabar la conversación en forma íntegra, se incorporaron las reacciones, actitudes o gestos del emprendedor observados durante la entrevista. Las percepciones y condiciones de la innovación inclusiva de los emprendedores rurales han dado como resultado que la innovación inclusiva lleva a profundizar en los beneficios para los habitantes y el ecosistema local, y a la creación de un valor añadido que no descuida la naturaleza, no daña el medioambiente y respeta las costumbres de los pueblos andinos.

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“…It adopted a social network theoretical approach to analyze how financial literacy interventions by microfinance banks contribute to promoting financial inclusion in these contexts. Furthermore, the study conducted by Li and Pang (2023) investigated the relationship between digital inclusive finance, financial mismatch and the innovation capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) using evidence from Chinese listed companies. Through their analysis, the study explored how digital inclusive finance initiatives impact the ability of SMEs to overcome financial mismatches and enhance their innovation capacity.…”

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Financial inclusion and market-based performance: empirical evidence from Syrian banks

Alomari,

Aladi

2023

JFEP

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Purpose Financial inclusion is considered one of the strategic tools for sustainable development and one of the types of corporate social responsibility disclosures. This study aims to focus on the association between the disclosure of financial inclusion activities and Syrian banking companies’ performance. Design/methodology/approach Different regression models were suggested to examine the hypotheses leading to a better understanding of the relationship between financial inclusion and Syrian banking performance for the period 2005 to 2020 using the STATA 17. Findings The results showed a positive association between financial inclusion disclosure and Syrian bank performance, with low participation in financial inclusion activities (8%). Research limitations/implications The study recommends that the Central Bank of Syria work on developing an index of financial inclusion for the Syrian environment, with the issuance of legislation and laws that obligate all listed banks to disclose their financial inclusion activities as a part of their social responsibility. Originality/value This study incorporates the relationship between the disclosure of financial inclusion activities and the performance of Syrian banking companies, which has been neglected by most studies on financial inclusion. Therefore, this study sheds light on this positive relationship, which could have important repercussions in reviving the deteriorating Syrian economy following the crisis it went through, which, in turn, led to Syria’s high inflation affecting the poor and vulnerable disproportionately.

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Digital inclusive finance, financial mismatch and the innovation capacity of small and medium-sized enterprises: Evidence from Chinese listed companies

Cited by 16 publications

References 32 publications

Digitalization, resource misallocation and low-carbon agricultural production: evidence from China

Digitalization, resource misallocation and low-carbon agricultural production: evidence from China

Emprendimiento rural como estrategia de innovación inclusiva

Financial inclusion and market-based performance: empirical evidence from Syrian banks

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