An empirical analysis of talent policy, executive incentive, and enterprise green technological innovation based on China’s A-share listed companies

Zhang, Yuanbo; Qu, Shiyou; Li, Haibo; Li, Miaomiao

doi:10.3389/fenvs.2022.952057

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“…Current ratio has a significant negative effect on enterprises' green innovation, which differs from the results of a previous study (Cainelli et al, 2015). Executive compensation has a significant positive effect on enterprises' green innovation, which is consistent with previous findings (Li & Li, 2022; Zhang et al, 2022). In addition, it is worth noting that the relationship between the degree of economic development of the city as measured by the nighttime data as well as the AQI and enterprises' green innovation are both not significant, which is different from the results of previous studies (Bu & Zhang, 2022; Zhu et al, 2023).…”

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“…Explained variable: Green innovation previous findings Zhang et al, 2022). In addition, it is worth noting that the relationship between the degree of economic development of the city as measured by the nighttime data as well as the AQI and enterprises' green innovation are both not significant, which is different from the results of previous studies (Bu & Zhang, 2022;Zhu et al, 2023).…”

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confidence: 58%

“…Thus, current ratio was also included. In addition, a factor that cannot be ignored in influencing green innovation (Li & Li, 2022; Zhang et al, 2022), executive compensation is also included.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Peer influence, market power, and enterprises' green innovation: Evidence from Chinese listed firms

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In the era of a green economy, green innovation has become a way for enterprises to gain competitive advantage, and it is of great theoretical and practical significance to explore the driving force of enterprises' green innovation. This study explores the peer effect of an enterprise's green innovation and conducts an empirical test using data from 3338 Chinese listed companies in 2020. The results show a significant positive peer effect of enterprises' green innovation, and the green innovation of individual enterprises increases by 0.869 for each unit increase in industry‐average green innovation. Further research shows that market power is the channel by which peer influence affects an enterprise's green innovation. Moreover, regional heterogeneity exists in the strength of the peer effect, which varies according to firm maturity and board size. These findings provide a reference for enterprises and governments to promote green transformation.

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“…Due to geographical factors, the innovation efficiency of high-tech zones in the eastern region surpasses that of those in the central and western regions [9] . From the standpoint of green economic development, the establishment of high-tech zones significantly elevates regional green innovation levels, albeit with its effectiveness constrained by the level of economic development [10] .…”

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A Study on the Impact of the Policy of "Promoting Construction by Promotion" in High-tech Zones on the Innovation of Enterprises in the Guangdong and Guangxi Provinces

2023

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As an important institutional framework designed to bolster enterprises' independent innovation capabilities and optimize industrial structures, high-tech industrial development zones hold substantial economic significance. In 2009, a policy was introduced to facilitate the transformation of provincial high-tech industrial development zones into national high-tech industrial development zones.In this study, we treat the 'upgrading to promote construction' policy as a 'quasi-natural experiment' and evaluate its impact on enterprise innovation using data from publicly listed companies between 2009 and 2018 in Guangdong and Guangxi. The findings of this research indicate that the 'upgrading to promote construction' policy has yielded significant and enduring positive effects on enterprise innovation within the two regions. Through an in-depth analysis of the empirical results, we elucidate the innovation incentive generated by the 'promotion for construction' policy in high-tech zones and offer policy recommendations pertaining to high-tech zone development and its potential benefits for enterprise innovation.

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“…If the relationship were well understood, funds could be directed towards developing those aspects of entrepreneurial talent that have the greatest impact on the desired outcomes of the enterprise (Nyström, 2008). Moreover, previous work by researchers suggests that cultural and economic contexts influence the availability and use of entrepreneurial talent (Zhang et al, 2010;Zhang et al, 2022). Therefore, understanding the impact of these contextual factors on the relationship between entrepreneurial talent and SME performance can also be useful to policy makers around the world.…”

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Entrepreneurial talent: The Baltics in the mirror of international studies

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Ruza²,

Arbidāne³

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The aim of this article is to confirm empirically the role of education in shaping and enhancing the role of entrepreneurial talent in the economic development of the Baltic countries. The following tasks were consistently solved: clarifying the relevance of the topic of entrepreneurial talent and reflecting this multifaceted phenomenon in the socio-economic works of contemporary authors, studying the experience of teams of international research projects, where the main or great attention is paid to entrepreneurial talent, then, in a comparative perspective, assessing the role of entrepreneurial talent in the Baltic countries, the most important factors that act both as the most significant positive conditions of its impact on the economic growth of individual countries, and inhibit positive dynamics. The empirical basis for the research was composed of the international research projects, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM), Global Talent Competitiveness Index (GTGI), the report of the World Economic Forum as well as the authors' own research into student entrepreneurial potential and entrepreneurial universities. Causal analysis and comparative analysis were used as the main research methods. In the course of the research work, the terminology used is clarified in relation to the main subject of the researchentrepreneurial talent as the most important factor in the economic development of countries and regions. The ranking of factors positively influencing the effectiveness of entrepreneurial talent, especially from the standpoint of opportunities in the field of education, has been carried out. The article includes three sections. The first section is devoted Entrepreneurial Talent as an important element of economic activity, second section -Entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial talent as a subject of international research and the third section -Entrepreneurship in the Baltic States in the evaluation of international studies. The research shows both the importance of entrepreneurial talent among other drivers of economic growth and the quality of entrepreneurial education in general education schools and universities. Therefore it is extremely important to expand the practice of entrepreneurial education for students of all specialties, gradually turning educational and research higher education institutions into entrepreneurial universities.

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An empirical analysis of talent policy, executive incentive, and enterprise green technological innovation based on China’s A-share listed companies

Cited by 6 publications

References 68 publications

Peer influence, market power, and enterprises' green innovation: Evidence from Chinese listed firms

Peer influence, market power, and enterprises' green innovation: Evidence from Chinese listed firms

A Study on the Impact of the Policy of "Promoting Construction by Promotion" in High-tech Zones on the Innovation of Enterprises in the Guangdong and Guangxi Provinces

Entrepreneurial talent: The Baltics in the mirror of international studies

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