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An Analysis of Rural Digital Economy Path
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Abstract
In the face of profound changes in the global digital economy, the rural digital economy needs further transformation and development. Drawing from the current state of affairs, this paper embarks on a multifaceted examination of the digitalization of rural governance. It identifies existing problems and proposes countermeasures. By investigating the status quo, gauging demand, and exploring potential developmental pathways, the author aims to propose effective strategies that will drive the digital transformation of rural governance. The data suggests a promising future for the rural digital economy, indicating substantial potential and room for growth. Concurrently, through the application of Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) model experiments, three fundamental factors that influence the development of the rural digital economy have been identified: the construction of digital infrastructure in rural areas, the state of the rural digital economy itself, and the implementation of digital governance in these regions. Meanwhile, research has shown the need to strengthen policy support and build a market-oriented rural digital economy development system; Utilize technological advantages to develop differentiated rural digital economy models; and enhance the legal framework surrounding the rural digital economy industry, which has the potential to stimulate its growth and development.
Keywords
digital economy, rural revitalization, development dilemma, transformation path
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Zhu,R. (2023). An Analysis of Rural Digital Economy Path. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,39,17-23.
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