Trade openness, internet finance development and banking sector development in China

Fu, Junhui; Liu, Yufang; Chen, Rongda; Yu, Xuexiang; Wen, Tian

doi:10.1016/j.econmod.2019.12.008

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“…Regarding crowdfunding, China dominates in crowdfunding development. This could be ascribed to the fast economic development, 53 trade openness, 54 traditional financial markets, 53 favourable government policies, 55,56 and rapid digitalisation. 47 The USA, the UK, France, Japan, and Australia also have high averages of crowdfunding.…”

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Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

Appiah-Otoo

Song

Acheampong

et al. 2021

Intl J of Energy Research

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Summary For the first time, this paper investigates the relationship between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation for a panel of 32 countries from 2013 to 2018. Applying the instrumental variable generalised method of moment, this study indicated that crowdfunding has a significant positive effect on renewable energy generation. Notably, 1% increase in crowdfunding raises renewable energy generation by 0.35%. Specifically, we also found that crowdfunding spurs the generation of solar energy (0.45%), wind energy (0.37%), and other renewable energy (0.30%) while having a neutral effect on hydroelectricity generation. The findings from the causality analysis showed that there is bi‐directional causality between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation. Country‐specific analysis indicated that China has the highest effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation, while the United Arab Emirates has the lowest effect. These findings suggest that policymakers need to advance crowdfunding development by promoting favourable regulations, social capital (trust), and internet infrastructure investment. Policies that advance renewable energy generation, such as subsidies, feed‐in‐tariffs, and technology procurement, are also recommended. Highlights Examines the effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation. Use a panel of 32 countries from 2013 to 2018. Crowdfunding drives renewable energy generation. There exists bi‐directional causality between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation. China has the highest effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation. NOVELTY STATEMENT This study has, for the first time, measured the contributions of crowdfunding to renewable energy generation. The study has also demonstrated that there exists bi‐directional causality between crowdfunding and renewable energy generation. Finally, this study has shown that China has the highest effect of crowdfunding on renewable energy generation.

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Section: Datamentioning

confidence: 99%

Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

Appiah-Otoo

Song

Acheampong

et al. 2021

Intl J of Energy Research

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“…Internet use, e-Attitude, and behavioral intention Internet, sometimes called "the net," refers to a worldwide computer network system that any user can access through the computer with permission (Akbari et al, 2021). Internet use (IntU) has been common in several sectors in recent years (Haini, 2020;Fu et al, 2020;Wang et al, 2020). During the last 15 years, several studies (Haini, 2020;Fu et al, 2020;Wang et al, 2020) have been conducted on IntU in the world.…”

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Technology attachment, e-Attitude, perceived value, and behavioral intentions towards Uber-ridesharing services: the role of hedonic, utilitarian, epistemic, and symbolic value

Hasan

2022

JCMARS

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PurposeThe study aims to empirically test the effects of antecedents on behavioral intentions towards Uber-ridesharing services. The antecedents are perceived value (hedonic, utilitarian, epistemic, and symbolic value), e-Attitude, and technology attachment (smartphone use, Internet use, and e-Involvement). Moreover, the study explores the mediating effect of three-dimensional perceived value (hedonic, utilitarian, and epistemic value) and e-Attitude; and the moderating effect of symbolic value on behavioral intentions towards Uber-ridesharing services.Design/methodology/approachA mixed survey (75% Google Form, 25% face to face) was conducted in Bangladesh to collect data from customers who had previously participated in Uber-ridesharing services, one of the largest ridesharing platforms in Bangladesh. Subsequently, data were analyzed based on the structural equation modeling technique using SmartPLS 3.3.3.FindingsThe study findings revealed that hedonic value, utilitarian value, epistemic value, symbolic value, e-Attitude, smartphone use, internet use, e-Involvement had a direct significant positive impact on behavioral intentions. Also, e-Attitude significantly impacted hedonic, utilitarian, and epistemic value. In addition, Smartphone use, internet use, and e-Involvement significantly influenced e-Attitude. Moreover, the study findings revealed that hedonic, utilitarian, and epistemic value partially mediates between e-Attitude and behavioral intentions; and e-Attitude partially mediates between Smartphone use, Internet use, and e-Involvement and hedonic, utilitarian, and epistemic value and behavioral intentions. Furthermore, the results indicate that epistemic value significantly moderates the relationship between hedonic, utilitarian, and epistemic value and behavioral intentions.Practical implicationsThis study uncovers some insightful findings for ridesharing services providers and managers helping to build customers' positive behavioral intentions towards Uber-ridesharing services. In particular, practitioners can improve cost-efficiency, hedonic and symbolic aspects, availability of rides of Uber-ridesharing services. Moreover, the ridesharing services managers should adopt technology-based service opportunities.Originality/valueThe study enriches sharing economy literature, especially ridesharing services, exploring the direct effect of epistemic value, e-Attitude, smartphone use, Internet use, and e-Involvement on behavioral intentions. Moreover, this study presents smartphone use, Internet use, and e-Involvement as new antecedents of e-Attitude and behavioral intentions. Furthermore, the study explores the mediating effect of hedonic, utilitarian, and epistemic value and e-Attitude; and the moderating effect of symbolic value in Uber-ridesharing service perspective.

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“…ings. Today, Internet of ings (IoT) technology is more widely used, and the growing number of IoT devices from health and medical sensors to factory monitors, tracking systems to smart grids can create even more vulnerabilities [28]. Billions of physical devices around the world are now connected to the public Internet.…”

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confidence: 99%

Research on Risk Prediction Model of Internet Finance Based on Cloud Computing

Liu

2022

Journal of Mathematics

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With the rapid development of the Internet, the traditional Internet financial risk prediction methods can no longer meet the needs of individuals and enterprises, so the concept of cloud computing arises at the historic moment. Cloud computing has subverted the traditional financial risk prediction method and has been widely studied and applied for its distributed, dynamic and autonomous characteristics. How to efficiently and reasonably schedule the resources of cloud data center and improve the accuracy of financial risk prediction is the focus of current research. How to quantify financial risk and financial risk early warning is one of the urgent problems to be solved. Under the framework of cloud computing, this paper combines the feature extraction and data weighting to study the user’s basic attribute data and a large number of downloaded APP types. After that, linear regression with penalty is used to construct the prediction model to improve insolvency. The accuracy of customer default judgment can realize local optimization, so as to improve the prediction and control of hidden risks of customer commercial bank loans and greatly reduce the default risk of bank loans.

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Trade openness, internet finance development and banking sector development in China

Cited by 36 publications

References 27 publications

Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

Crowdfunding and renewable energy development: What does the data say?

Technology attachment, e-Attitude, perceived value, and behavioral intentions towards Uber-ridesharing services: the role of hedonic, utilitarian, epistemic, and symbolic value

Research on Risk Prediction Model of Internet Finance Based on Cloud Computing

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