2021
DOI: 10.3934/mbe.2021260
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The influence of linear feedback control suppression under the calculation of fractional financial system on the upgrading of high-tech industries

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“…After reviewing previous literature, we propose an empirical model that demonstrates how different macroeconomic elements could influence Vietnam's progress in the MHM sector, measured by the medium-and high-tech manufacturing value added share of the total manufacturing value added (World Bank, 2022). The macroeconomic components we have identified include digitalization (Atasoy, 2021), trade liberalization (Khobai & Moyo, 2021;Ogu et al, 2016), financial development (Li et al, 2020;Luo et al, 2021), foreign direct investment (Azolibe, 2021;Bakirci et al, 2017;Bayar et al, 2020), and human capital (Anwar, 2008;Chen & Chien, 2011;Mignamissi & Nguekeng, 2022).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…After reviewing previous literature, we propose an empirical model that demonstrates how different macroeconomic elements could influence Vietnam's progress in the MHM sector, measured by the medium-and high-tech manufacturing value added share of the total manufacturing value added (World Bank, 2022). The macroeconomic components we have identified include digitalization (Atasoy, 2021), trade liberalization (Khobai & Moyo, 2021;Ogu et al, 2016), financial development (Li et al, 2020;Luo et al, 2021), foreign direct investment (Azolibe, 2021;Bakirci et al, 2017;Bayar et al, 2020), and human capital (Anwar, 2008;Chen & Chien, 2011;Mignamissi & Nguekeng, 2022).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Better efficiency of regional finance and a stronger ability to tackle adverse selection problems promote the development of the industry. However, Luo, Feng, and Formaneck (2021) found that financial development has both positive and negative effects on the high-tech industry. On the one hand, financial development can lead to increased production scale and output, which provides continuous financial support for expanding production and can stimulate technological innovation.…”
Section: Financial Development and Medium And High-tech Manufacturing...mentioning
confidence: 99%