The greening effects of regional innovation symbiosis – Evidence from Chinese listed firms

Liu, Haiyue; Wang, Cangyu; Zhang, Qin; Zhao, Changyi; Jiang, Jie

doi:10.1111/acfi.13036

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“…Symbiosis orientation may reduce the willingness of military executives to implement DTF. Specifically, military experience largely shapes overconfidence characteristics [51], which make executives arbitrary and autonomous in making choices. However, high symbiosis ori-entation firms may face complex relationships with external stakeholders through cooperation or strategic alliances [44].…”

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How Military Executives Shape Digital Transformation of Firms—The Moderating Role of Symbiosis Orientation and Market Power

Wang,

Zhang

2024

Sustainability

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The requirement of sustainable development has led to challenges for DTF (i.e., digital transformation of firms). Extensive studies have been conducted on how the personality traits of executives influence the behavior of firms. However, the effect of military experience on DTF has yet to be determined. This concern is addressed in this study from the imprinting theory (IT) and upper echelons theory (UET) perspectives. We aim to investigate whether and how military executives impact DTF. Analysis of data from listed firms in China between 2010 and 2020 indicates that military executives positively enhance DTF. This research also evaluates the moderating effects of symbiosis orientation and the market power of firms on the above relationship. Heterogeneity analysis reveals that the impact of executives’ military experience on DTF is only significant in non-regulated, high-technology, and low-pollution industries. Our findings expand the literature on leadership and DTF. We introduce the concept of symbiosis orientation and examine the moderating roles of symbiosis orientation and market power in the above effect, which elucidates the interplay between organizations and the external environment. Our findings provide insights into enhancing digital transformation efforts by strategically selecting suitable military leadership for firms and further promoting the sustainable development of firms.

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How Military Executives Shape Digital Transformation of Firms—The Moderating Role of Symbiosis Orientation and Market Power

Wang,

Zhang

2024

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“…Financial status includes asset-liability ratio (Lev), operating income growth rate (Growth), and Tobin Q value (TobinQ). Among them, the asset-liability ratio (Lev) is expressed by the ratio of the company's total liabilities to total assets, the operating income growth rate (Growth) is represented by the ratio of the company's operating income growth this year to the previous year's operating income, and Tobin Q value (TobinQ) is represented by the enterprise Tobin Q value in the financial statements of the listed companies [56][57][58].…”

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Government Subsidies, Green Innovation, and Firm Total Factor Productivity of Listed Artificial Intelligence Firms in China

Zhang,

Shi,

Huang

2024

Sustainability

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The world is being reshaped under global economic development driven by new advances in information technology. Artificial intelligence, an essential potential technology, will play a vital role in technological change and industrial upgrades. Exploring the relationship between government subsidies, green innovation, and total factor productivity will help us analyze government decisions’ effects and better promote artificial intelligence’s technological innovation process. Based on data from China’s listed artificial intelligence companies from 2011 to 2020, this study uses the Levinsohn–Petrin method to measure the total factor productivity of companies and analyzes the impact of government subsidies on the total factor productivity of AI companies, the mediating effect of green innovation, and the moderating effect of intellectual property protection intensity. The research results show that (1) government subsidies can promote the total factor productivity of AI enterprises; (2) green innovation capabilities play a mediating role between government subsidies and enterprise total factor productivity, and government subsidies can indirectly promote green innovation to promote the improvement of total factor productivity effectively; (3) in the AI industry, the promotion effect of government subsidies on total factor productivity is more significant among state-owned enterprises, while the impact mechanism of government subsidies on private enterprises is not significant; and (4) the intensity of intellectual property protection has played a positive moderating role in the impact of government subsidies for artificial intelligence enterprises on total factor productivity. However, the current intensity of intellectual property protection remains unable to promote improvements in enterprise total factor productivity by stimulating green innovation. The research results will help us better understand the relationship between government subsidies and the development of corporate economic benefits and promote more scientific and effective government decision-making.

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Industrial substitution symbiosis and technological innovation under carbon neutrality: Evidence from resource-based industries in China

Qiu,

Li,

Xue

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Environmental Technology & Innovation

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The greening effects of regional innovation symbiosis – Evidence from Chinese listed firms

Cited by 4 publications

References 44 publications

How Military Executives Shape Digital Transformation of Firms—The Moderating Role of Symbiosis Orientation and Market Power

How Military Executives Shape Digital Transformation of Firms—The Moderating Role of Symbiosis Orientation and Market Power

Government Subsidies, Green Innovation, and Firm Total Factor Productivity of Listed Artificial Intelligence Firms in China

Industrial substitution symbiosis and technological innovation under carbon neutrality: Evidence from resource-based industries in China

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