Has servitization reduced the embodied carbon emissions of manufacturing export trade? Evidence from 38 countries

Huang, Yongming; Zhang, Yanan; Xiang, Yuhang; Xue, Dong

doi:10.1016/j.eti.2022.102950

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“…It is based on synergy theory and explores the role of the synergistic effect of both digitalization and servitization factors on carbon productivity. The empirical test concludes that there is a non-linear relationship between DSS and carbon productivity [19,[73][74][75]. DSS has a positive "U" relationship with carbon productivity when economic growth is the threshold effect.…”

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“…The digitalization and servitization of manufacturing exert a beneficial influence on the expansion of carbon productivity, and the relationship between digitalization, servitization, and carbon productivity does not comprise simple linear relationships [18,19]. Through the value-added and substitution effects of digitalization, manufacturing can improve operation efficiency, reduce unnecessary energy consumption, and improve carbon productivity [20].…”

Section: Manufacturing Dss and Carbon Productivitymentioning

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Can the Synergy of Digitalization and Servitization Boost Carbon-Related Manufacturing Productivity? Evidence from China’s Provincial Panel Data

Li,

Chen,

Cheng

2024

Sustainability

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With the goal of carbon peaking and neutrality, carbon productivity has become a means of sustainability in manufacturing, and the impact of the synergy of digitalization and servitization (DSS) on carbon productivity (CP) deserves in-depth study. Based on data with respect to manufacturing in 30 provinces in China from 2013 to 2020, a coupled coordination degree model is used to calculate the degree of manufacturing coordination. A regression effect model is used to explore the intrinsic mechanism of the impact of DSS on CP. The main results show the following: (1) The DSS in manufacturing positively contributes to enhancing CP, and there are non-linear features in both. (2) Technological innovation can contribute to the impact of DSS on CP, as does industry structure, and there is a mediating effect between the two. (3) When economic growth is used as the threshold, DSS and CP reflect a positive “U” relationship. Based on the above findings, policy recommendations are made to promote the sustainable development of manufacturing.

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Section: Manufacturing Dss and Carbon Productivitymentioning

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Can the Synergy of Digitalization and Servitization Boost Carbon-Related Manufacturing Productivity? Evidence from China’s Provincial Panel Data

Li,

Chen,

Cheng

2024

Sustainability

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“…In turn, Y. Huang et al (2022) conducted research on the trends in the reduction of carbon emissions in the export trade of the manufacturing industry. Following the authors, the impact of increasing material costs on the elimination of harmful carbon emissions of enterprises in the sphere of industrial production is insufficiently studied.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…However, Y. Huang et al (2022) sound a note of caution that green interventions do not always translate into reduced emissions, indicating a nuanced approach is required. All things considered, the research highlights the necessity of implementing a variety of strategies, from enterprise innovations to government regulations, in order to shift towards more sustainable industrial models that lessen the harm that current practices cause to the environment.…”

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Development of Renewable Energy Businesses within China’s Green Industry Framework

KORABAYEV,

KORABAYEV

2023

Management and Production Engineering Review

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The main goal of the research is to develop a set of guidelines for the development of business within the framework of the green industry, in compliance with all current environmental regulations, as applied to the realities of the current economic situation in China. The methodology basis is a combination of system analysis of the key principles of business development within the framework of environmental strategy in China with a comprehensive analysis of green industry concept as a factor limiting the activities of enterprises to avoid environmental pollution. The results obtained in the research indicate the presence of significant results in the interaction of government and business in the framework of mutually beneficial collaboration for the growth of the green industry. Chinese business structures invest in the development of “green” industrial and manufacturing technologies while ensuring the necessary level of environmental protection.

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“…First, servitization affects financial indicators by enabling stable revenue generation throughout the product life cycle and economic downturns (Gebauer et al, 2010a(Gebauer et al, , 2010b(Gebauer et al, , 2010c, creating new revenue streams Ariu et al, 2016) and influencing revenue and profit growth (Kohtamäki et al, 2013;Eggert et al, 2011Eggert et al, , 2014. Furthermore, servitization can enhance a firm's entry into new markets and its overall export performance (Hu et al, 2021;Huang et al, 2022;Islam and M arquez-Ramos, 2023) as well as establishment of interfirm linkages. This includes the impact of service exports on goods exports (Ariu et al, 2016), internationalization through foreign direct investment (Görg and Jabbour, 2016) and the offshoring of intermediate inputs (Debaere et al, 2013), which also enhances efficiency and enables the generation of additional revenue.…”

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Servitization and firm productivity premium across the product value chain: evidence from Russian manufacturing firms

Fedyunina,

Ruzhanskaya,

Gorodnyi

et al. 2024

JBIM

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Purpose This paper aims to discuss the firm productivity premium for servitized firms. It discusses servitization across the product value chain and estimates the effects of the range and extent of servitization on productivity premium in manufacturing firms. Design/methodology/approach This paper develops a conceptual framework and tests the hypotheses on the effects of servitization on productivity premium using linear regression models with a sample of 20,837 Russian manufacturing firms gathered from the Ruslana Bureau van Dijk database and the Russian customs service. Findings Servitized firms exhibit higher total factor productivity and labor productivity. The labor productivity premium increases with the number of services offered. However, the impact of services on productivity varies along the product value chain: postmanufacturing and postsales services enhance productivity premium, while manufacturing and back-office services diminish them. The effect of establishment services remains ambiguous. Practical implications This paper offers an analytical framework for firms to assess their servitization strategies. These strategies should be gradual, focused on enhancing firm efficiency rather than being an end goal. Firms should initiate the process by introducing services at the postproduction and postsales stages of the product creation chain to achieve productivity premium. Originality/value The paper extends the evidence on firm-level productivity drivers and contributes to the servitization theory. A servitization strategy should be portfolio-based, considering both the potential gains and losses in productivity resulting from the implementation of specific services.

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Has servitization reduced the embodied carbon emissions of manufacturing export trade? Evidence from 38 countries

Cited by 10 publications

References 36 publications

Can the Synergy of Digitalization and Servitization Boost Carbon-Related Manufacturing Productivity? Evidence from China’s Provincial Panel Data

Can the Synergy of Digitalization and Servitization Boost Carbon-Related Manufacturing Productivity? Evidence from China’s Provincial Panel Data

Development of Renewable Energy Businesses within China’s Green Industry Framework

Servitization and firm productivity premium across the product value chain: evidence from Russian manufacturing firms

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