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Low-carbon innovation efficiency of high-tech industries and its influencing factors

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  • Qingqing Yang
  • Idris Elbakri

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China has a vast territory, with an abundance of natural resources. Industrial investment of provinces promulgating and implementing state policies and measures on the basis of the various regions and industries are slowly widening the gap, which leads to significant differences in the level of industrial development. The imbalance between development at both provincial and municipal levels has become more prominent. The state has formulated a policy of coordinated development of the regional economy. There are differences between regions and industries in the demand for technological innovation of high-tech industry. This article is from the regional perspective, industry perspective and the perspective of the two. This paper, through the research of technology innovation and output data of China’s 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, finds the delivery rate is an independent variable of the average number of employees, R&D funds, R&D internal expenditure, external spending, new product sales income, the absorption of funding expenditure, technical transformation of funds for fixed assets, and gross profit as a technological low-carbon innovation efficiency measure. Using factor analysis, multiple regression methods and SPSS software, from the perspective of two regions and industries, enables empirical analysis of the influencing factors of this variable.

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  • Qingqing Yang & Idris Elbakri, 2024. "Low-carbon innovation efficiency of high-tech industries and its influencing factors," International Journal of Low-Carbon Technologies, Oxford University Press, vol. 19, pages 517-525.
  • Handle: RePEc:oup:ijlctc:v:19:y:2024:i::p:517-525.
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