Digital finance innovation in green manufacturing: a bibliometric approach

Abstract

In the era of Industry 4.0, the innovative applications of the industrial internet of things continue to deepen, and the trend of digital transformation of the green manufacturing industry continues to expand. In this context, the study of digital finance innovation in green manufacturing enterprises is conducive to transforming and upgrading enterprises and national economic development. In order to review the theoretical foundations and the current state of research under this topic, this paper provides an overview of digital finance innovation in green manufacturing companies based on 296 papers published between 1900 and 2021 through bibliometric and scientific visualization methods. This paper uses HistCite to identify the most influential authors, institutions, and countries and uncover the lineage of research on digital finance innovation in green manufacturing companies. At the same time, VOSviewer is used to identify research hotspots and research clusters under the topic. Finally, on this basis, this paper classifies the types of digital innovation from the perspective of value creation. It proposes a theoretical framework for the realization path of digital finance innovation in green manufacturing enterprises based on intelligent servitization and orchestration capabilities. The findings of this paper enrich the existing innovation theory and facilitate scholars to conduct future research more effectively.

RETRACTED: Joint impact of technological innovation and energy consumption on natural resource management: Evidence from the Asian developing region

“…Economic growth and development are significantly influenced by technological innovation (Chang, Zhang, & Liu, 2022). Technical innovation may support sustainable development by minimizing the consumption of natural resources and improving resource efficiency (Liu, Wu, & Yao, 2022c).…”

RETRACTED: Financial development, financial inclusion and natural resource management for sustainable development: Empirical evidence from Asia

“…Households may be able to invest in clean energy technology, such as solar panels, biogas systems and clean cookstoves, if they have access to financial services (Chang, Moldir, et al, 2023). Furthermore, financial inclusion may support sustainable natural resource management by enabling local populations to participate in decision-making processes regarding natural resource management (Chang, Zhang, & Liu, 2022). Natural resource management may provide more equitable and long-lasting results if disadvantaged groups, such as women and indigenous people, are included (Liu, Zhou, et al, 2022).…”

Examining the interconnectedness of green finance: an analysis of dynamic spillover effects among green bonds, renewable energy, and carbon markets

“…Bullish cryptocurrency markets have transferred 27.96 percentage points to the MSCI green bond index worldwide, 28.03 percentage points to the MSCI green bond index in China, and 27.78% to the S&P green bond index. Liu et al (2022a) and Chang et al (2022) suggest that cryptocurrency markets had a significant impact during bull markets for green bonds. When the market was bearish, everyone acted the same way (Table 5).…”