Formation mechanism for integrated innovation network among strategic emerging industries: Analytical and simulation approaches

Wang, Xue; Li, Baizhou; Yin, Shi; Zeng, Jingwei

doi:10.1016/j.cie.2021.107705

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“…This provides financial support for IURCI and the technical conditions to overcome the “stuck neck” problem [ 84 ]. In terms of policy, economically developed areas belong to economic adjacency, and economically adjacent areas are more likely to produce positive spatial effects in the coordination of industrial development [ 85 ]. This can form a cluster structure and improve the efficiency of IURCI [ 29 ].…”

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Impact of industry-university-research collaboration and convergence on economic development: Evidence from chengdu-chongqing economic circle in China

Xiao,

Cui,

Sarker

et al. 2023

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of industry-university-research collaboration and convergence on economic development: Evidence from chengdu-chongqing economic circle in China

Xiao,

Cui,

Sarker

et al. 2023

Heliyon

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“…First and foremost, it is essential to prioritize the cultivation of strategic emerging industries. Strategic emerging industries, such as big data, artificial intelligence, and new energy, driven by major technological breakthroughs, embody the current trends of the knowledge economy and low-carbon economy [51]. They necessitate substantial investments in intangible assets, with a particular emphasis on intellectual resources [52].…”

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Is There a Surplus of College Graduates in China? Exploring Strategies for Sustainable Employment of College Graduates

Xiang,

Wang,

Wang

2023

Sustainability

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In 2019, China achieved a milestone in higher education with a gross enrollment rate surpassing 50%, signifying the internationally recognized phase of “universalization”. In 2023, the escalating number of college graduates amounted to 11.58 million, an increase of 0.8 million over the last year, reaching a new high in scale. Despite this remarkable progress, the employment rate of college graduates has remained low and stagnant over the past two decades. This paradox highlights the pressing need to address the employment challenges faced by a growing number of college graduates in China. The existing supply structure of college graduates, including education levels, academic disciplines, spatial distribution, and core competencies, is inconsistent with the demand structure of the labor market. This mismatch emphasizes the necessity for both the supply and demand sides to collaborate in resolving the college graduate employment problem. By advancing the industrial structure, optimizing the configuration of higher education, and fostering a culture of innovation, a harmonious integration of the higher education system with economic development, market demands, and long-term planning can be achieved. The strategies proposed in this study offer practical solutions to promote sustainable employment for college graduates in China.

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“…Meanwhile, CIP is also achieved in an open innovation system [24]. Te innovation network provides an innovation path for industries' integration [25]. Tis view afrms the impact of the innovation network in the process of enterprise innovation, but the relevant research on innovation network has not directly clarifed the role of network embeddedness in cross-industry innovation.…”

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The Effects of Knowledge Base Diversity on Cross-Industry Innovation Performance: The Moderating Role of Network Embeddedness

Zhou,

Meng,

Chen

2023

Complexity

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To reveal the impact of knowledge base diversity (KBD) and network embeddedness on cross-industry innovation performance (CIP), we performed an empirical hierarchical regression analysis using patent data from the mobile phone industry. The results show the following. (1) There was an inverted U-shaped relationship between relevant KBD and CIP and a U-shaped relationship between nonrelevant KBD and CIP. (2) The effects of relevant KBD on CIP were negatively moderated by an enterprise’s structural embeddedness (SE) and relational embeddedness (RE) in the innovation network. (3) The effects of nonrelevant KBD on CIP were positively moderated by an enterprise’s SE and RE in the innovation network. The findings contribute to the body of knowledge on the influencing factors of CIP and provide guidance for cross-industry innovation practice.

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Formation mechanism for integrated innovation network among strategic emerging industries: Analytical and simulation approaches

Cited by 26 publications

References 36 publications

Impact of industry-university-research collaboration and convergence on economic development: Evidence from chengdu-chongqing economic circle in China

Impact of industry-university-research collaboration and convergence on economic development: Evidence from chengdu-chongqing economic circle in China

Is There a Surplus of College Graduates in China? Exploring Strategies for Sustainable Employment of College Graduates

The Effects of Knowledge Base Diversity on Cross-Industry Innovation Performance: The Moderating Role of Network Embeddedness

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