Servicification of investment and structural transformation: The case of China

K, Guo; Hang, Jing; Yan, Se

doi:10.1016/j.chieco.2021.101621

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“…China has made substantial investments both in its domestic market and on the international stage. The growth in investments in goods has been remarkable across various countries, particularly in investment-intensive economies like China, since the 1980s ( Guo et al, 2021 ). As a result, China has emerged as a significant source country for outward foreign direct investment flows ( Sauvant, 2016 ).…”

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Themes and ideologies in China’s diplomatic discourse – a corpus-assisted discourse analysis in China’s official speeches

Liu,

Yan,

Yao

2023

Front. Psychol.

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Diplomatic discourse is a formalized form of political communication that significantly influences a country’s international perception. However, there is a research gap in the analysis of China’s diplomatic discourse, particularly in relation to the speeches available on the official Chinese Foreign Ministry website. This study aims to address this gap by conducting a quantitative and qualitative analysis of China’s diplomatic speeches. This study utilizes a quantitative corpus-assisted discourse analysis to explore the prevalent themes in China’s official speeches. Additionally, qualitative discourse analysis is employed to examine the ideologies manifested in specific examples from the official speeches. The research combines a corpus-based approach with critical discourse analysis to investigate language use, discourse practices, and social practices. The analysis of China’s diplomatic discourse reveals several key themes related to President Xi Jinping’s leadership, international relations, and future community and economy. The findings provide valuable insights into China’s diplomatic strategies and its international image, emphasizing its commitment to cooperation, development, and peace. This research contributes to a better understanding of China’s diplomatic discourse and its role in shaping international perceptions of the country. By highlighting the prevalent themes and ideologies in China’s official speeches, the study emphasizes China’s commitment to fostering positive international relations. The findings offer valuable insights into China’s diplomatic strategies and its efforts to shape its international image.

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Section: Discussion and Analysismentioning

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Themes and ideologies in China’s diplomatic discourse – a corpus-assisted discourse analysis in China’s official speeches

Liu,

Yan,

Yao

2023

Front. Psychol.

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“…Under the broader context of IT, the servicification of the economic structure is an essential feature of the process of updating the industrial structure. Following current studies, it is represented as the ratio of the value of the tertiary industry to that of the secondary industry (Guo et al 2021).…”

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Impact of digital economy on urban land green use efficiency: evidence from Chinese cities

Wen,

2024

Environ. Res. Commun.

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Improving urban land green use efficiency (ULGUE) is essential for achieving the sustainable use of land resources and the high-quality economic development of cities. The digital economy has overcome spatial and locational constraints, blurred the boundaries between industries, and created a collaborative and open economic model, inevitably affecting urban land utilization. However, whether the digital economy will affect ULGUE and how such an effect would take place are still unclear. This study evaluates the digital economy and ULGUE of Chinese cities from 2011 to 2019 and systematically analyzes both the direct and indirect impact mechanisms through which the digital economy affects ULGUE. The results show that the digital economy can significantly enhance ULGUE, and these results prove to be reliable, as shown by various endogeneity treatments and robustness tests. The digital economy enhances ULGUE by optimizing the industrial structure (structural effect), increasing green technology innovation (technical effect), and agglomerating digital talent (scale effect). Moreover, land finance dependency plays an adverse moderating role in the relationship between the digital economy and ULGUE. Further heterogeneity analysis shows that the promoting effect of the digital economy on ULGUE takes full effect in the eastern cities, larger cities, and cities with high levels of digital economy development and land marketization. This paper presents recommendations for supporting the balanced and integrated development of the digital economy across regions and provides differentiated development strategies to enhance ULGUE in the context of digitization.

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“…Its investment requires more R&D and innovation in new-generation general-purpose technologies such as 5G as well as fnancial and business services that are closely related to them. Terefore, the proportion of service inputs in the production sources is relatively high [36]. Modern service sectors, such as software and information technology services, have a wider opportunity for development and play a crucial role in fostering high-quality economic development as a result of the faster penetration of new-generation information technology into economic and social life.…”

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Does Infrastructure Improve Residents’ Consumption? Evidence from China’s New‐Generation Infrastructure

Shen

Wang

Xiao-zhuang

et al. 2023

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The new infrastructure is becoming the key support and important material guarantee for a new round of scientific and industrial changes in China. In recent years, the further upgrading of the scale and structure of resident consumption has faced resistance from both the supply and demand sides. By enhancing the consuming environment, enhancing transaction efficiency, and lowering spatial barriers, among other benefits, new infrastructure could encourage improvements in resident consumption level and the optimization of consumption structure. This research empirically investigates the consumption implications of new infrastructure under two standards using panel data from 30 Chinese provinces from 2003 to 2020. The findings demonstrate that new infrastructure significantly affects the expansion and upgrading of consumption. Its influence is quite heterogeneous. Additionally, it is discovered during the mechanism of influence test that improving the industrial structure might have a considerable impact on the consumption effect of new infrastructure. In the context of China’s economic transition to high quality, this paper aims to quicken the upgrading of industrial structure and optimize the layout of new infrastructure investment in order to increase consumer returns from infrastructure and support consumption upgrading.

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Servicification of investment and structural transformation: The case of China

Cited by 16 publications

References 25 publications

Themes and ideologies in China’s diplomatic discourse – a corpus-assisted discourse analysis in China’s official speeches

Themes and ideologies in China’s diplomatic discourse – a corpus-assisted discourse analysis in China’s official speeches

Impact of digital economy on urban land green use efficiency: evidence from Chinese cities

Does Infrastructure Improve Residents’ Consumption? Evidence from China’s New‐Generation Infrastructure

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