RETRACTED ARTICLE: How digitalization works in promoting corporate sustainable development performance? The mediating role of green technology innovation

Wu, Haoqiang; Hu, Sumin; Hu, Sujie

doi:10.1007/s11356-022-23762-7

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“…In recent years, more and more literature has begun to focus on the value of digital technology applications, exploring the relationship between digital transformation and business performance and technological innovation from a micro perspective (Bouwman et al, 2019;Ribeiro-Navarrete et al, 2021;Wu et al, 2023), and analyzing the digital economy from a macro perspective impact on macroeconomic stability, carbon emissions (Bertani et al, 2021;Li and Wang, 2022;Ma et al, 2022;Luo and Yuan, 2023). In addition, digital transformation contributes to green technological innovation and industrial structure transformation, thus affecting green economic growth (Hao et al, 2023).…”

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The dilemma of land green use efficiency in resource-based cities: a perspective based on digital transformation

Qian,

Luo

2024

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Introduction: Improving land use efficiency is a necessary way to promote sustainable urban development. The objective of this study is to examine the issue of land green use efficiency (LGUE) in resource-based cities and analyze the impact of digital transformation on LGUE. The research utilizes data from 113 resource-based cities in China spanning from 2008 to 2020.Methodology: Firstly, using the stochastic frontier analysis (SFA) to measure LGUE in China cities, this paper investigates the spatial and temporal evolution of LGUE in different cities. Then, this paper explores the impact of digital transformation on the LGUE of resource-based cities based on the broadband China policy using the DID method.Findings: According to the data measured by the SFA, it is found that resource-based cities are 20.4% lower than non-resource-based cities. An in-depth study found that digital transformation significantly improves LGUE, and the effect is greater in resource-based cities, which is a powerful tool to solve the difficulty of LGUE in resource-based cities. Specifically, digital transformation helps to improve the LGUE of resource-based cities enhance by technological innovation and industrial structure upgrading, and alleviating land factor mismatch.Discussion: It is not only necessary to guide and encourage the in-depth integration of traditional industries with digital technology to enhance the digital transformation of resource-based cities, but also to continuously optimize the allocation of land resources between regions and narrow the gap in LGUE between cities.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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The dilemma of land green use efficiency in resource-based cities: a perspective based on digital transformation

Qian,

Luo

2024

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…The digital economy, as a new model promoting industrial digitalization and digital industrialization, has widely penetrated all economic areas to drive sustainable development [10,11,33]. It has also rapidly improved agricultural green technology innovation [5,34].…”

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“…It constantly expands innovation activities, drives, and results in transformation, comprehensively promoting total factor productivity gains [5]. Therefore, with the digital economy's innovation potential, green technology innovation resource allocation can be optimized, extensive development modes improved through green innovation, and green total factor productivity promoted to achieve coordinated economic, social, and ecological development [33]. Accordingly, we propose the following hypothesis: Hypothesis 2: The digital economy can promote agricultural green total factor productivity improvement by enhancing green technology innovation.…”

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“…The second approach is also difficult to use to separate green technology innovation at the provincial level. Considering that green patents have achieved a more intuitive and quantifiable output for green technology innovation, this article refers to the approach of Wu et al ( 2023) [33] and uses the number of green patent applications to measure green technology innovation. Specifically, we collected all patent application information published by the China National Intellectual Property Administration, coded and quantified them according to the list of green patents and the International Classification (IPC) provided by the World Intellectual Property Organization (World Intellectual Property Organization), and added up the number of green patent applications for digital processing.…”

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The Digital Economy, Green Technology Innovation, and Agricultural Green Total Factor Productivity

Chen,

Hu,

2023

Agriculture

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The digital economy is a key driver of greener agriculture and sustainable development. This paper focuses on the impact of the digital economy on green agricultural development and the mediating role of green technology innovation. Using provincial panel data from China from 2011 to 2020, we test hypotheses using fixed effects models. The results indicate that: (a) the digital economy boosts agricultural total factor productivity (AGTFP); (b) green technology innovation positively moderates the relationship between the digital economy and AGTFP; and (c) the positive impact of the digital economy on green agriculture varies across regions, favoring eastern areas.

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“…Scholars in this perspective react on time to study and recognize determinants that fulfill organizational needs [7,8]. Considering the digital phenomenon, scholars have deeply studied the interaction of digitalization and performance in business industries, employing several mediators and moderators [9][10][11][12][13]. These studies have helped organizations through useful policy implications, contributed to the literature, and enriched the body of knowledge in the relevant context.…”

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Digitalization and Sustainable Competitive Performance in Small–Medium Enterprises: A Moderation Mediation Model

Al-Omush,

Momany,

Hannoon

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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Research on the relationship between digitalization and firm performance has grown exponentially over the past decade. However, most studies in this area have concentrated on large firms, focusing on IT capabilities in developed markets. The exploration of how digitalization drives sustainable competitive performance in emerging SMEs remains a largely uncharted territory. Specifically, the mechanisms through which digital strategy enhances digital capability and, in turn, leads to sustainable competitive performance in manufacturing SMEs, have received limited attention. To bridge this gap and contribute to the literature, we conducted a survey involving 376 manufacturing SMEs and employed SPSS.25 and AMOS.24 for data analysis. Our results indicate that digital strategy positively influences the sustainable competitive performance of manufacturing SMEs, with this relationship being partially mediated by digital capability. Additionally, we found that digital culture plays a reinforcing role in the connection between digital strategy and digital capability. This study contributes to the literature on dynamic capability by highlighting the significance of digital strategy and digital culture as antecedents to sustainable competitive performance, with digital capability acting as an intervening variable for manufacturing SMEs. The findings show that SMEs should promote digital culture and strategies that in turn enhance their digital capability and sustainable competitive performance in the dynamic markets.

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RETRACTED ARTICLE: How digitalization works in promoting corporate sustainable development performance? The mediating role of green technology innovation

Cited by 21 publications

References 73 publications

The dilemma of land green use efficiency in resource-based cities: a perspective based on digital transformation

The dilemma of land green use efficiency in resource-based cities: a perspective based on digital transformation

The Digital Economy, Green Technology Innovation, and Agricultural Green Total Factor Productivity

Digitalization and Sustainable Competitive Performance in Small–Medium Enterprises: A Moderation Mediation Model

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