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The Impact of Digital Inclusive Finance on Innovation of Construction Enterprises
- 1 Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture
- 2 Xiangxi Autonomous Prefecture
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Abstract
Digital inclusive finance injects new vitality into the innovation of construction enterprises. Based on the data from six construction enterprises, namely China National Chemical Engineering Co., Ltd., China Railway Construction Corporation Limited, China Railway Group Limited, China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC), China Energy Engineering Corporation (CEEC), and China Communications Construction Company Limited (CCCC), from 2012 to 2021, this paper delves into the role of digital inclusive finance in fostering innovation within construction enterprises. The research findings demonstrate that digital inclusive finance not only significantly contributes to fostering innovation in construction enterprises but also exhibits sustainability. Finally, recommendations are proposed to promote the impact of digital inclusive finance on innovation in construction enterprises, encompassing aspects of policy formulation, corporate management, and financial institutions.
Keywords
Digital Inclusive Finance, Enterprise Innovation, Construction Enterprises
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Li,X.;Cao,W. (2024). The Impact of Digital Inclusive Finance on Innovation of Construction Enterprises. Journal of Applied Economics and Policy Studies,3,12-19.
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