Digitalization and firms’ innovation efficiency: Do corporate social responsibility and irresponsibility matter?

Zhong, Xi; Ren, Ge

doi:10.1007/s10961-024-10075-9

J Technol Transf

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s10961-024-10075-9

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Digitalization and firms’ innovation efficiency: Do corporate social responsibility and irresponsibility matter?

Xi Zhong,

Ge Ren

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The digital economy is the future direction of global development, and its innovation-driven effect has become the focus of scholars. This study takes China’s Shanghai and Shenzhen A-share listed manufacturing enterprises from 2012 to 2022 as research samples and uses a text-analysis method to measure the comprehensive index of the regional digital economy. Based on the dual dimensions of quantity and quality, we empirically test the actual impact of the digital economy on manufacturing innovation. The results show the following: (1) The internal components of the digital economy include data elements, digital technology, and digital infrastructure, which have a significant role in promoting manufacturing innovation. (2) There are significant differences in the release of digital economy innovation dividends among enterprises with different growth stages, property rights, and technology endowments. (3) From the macro-regional level, the rational allocation of R&D personnel and R&D funds is an effective way for the digital economy to enable manufacturing innovation. In addition, from the micro-enterprise level, factor-combination and information-optimization effects are also effective ways for the digital economy to drive manufacturing innovation. (4) Further, the impact of the digital economy on manufacturing innovation is nonlinear, with changes in internal composition. This study helps to break through the obstacles of the digital economy to achieve innovation empowerment and provides a theoretical reference for the manufacturing industry to continue to spur innovation vitality.

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Digitalization and firms’ innovation efficiency: Do corporate social responsibility and irresponsibility matter?

Cited by 3 publications

References 90 publications

Digitalization, internationalization and green innovation in China: an analysis based on threshold and mediation effects

Digitalization, internationalization and green innovation in China: an analysis based on threshold and mediation effects

Evaluating the resource orchestration of evolving disruptive technologies within ecosystem-based business models: evidence from the Indian railways

The “Simultaneous Development of Quantity and Quality”: Research on the Impact of the Digital Economy in Enabling Manufacturing Innovation

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