Digital infrastructure policies, local fiscal and financing constraints of Non-SOEs: Evidence from China
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Digital infrastructure policies ease financing constraints for Chinese private enterprises (Non-SOEs). This boosts regional finance and private sector growth without fiscal imbalances.
Area Of Science
- Economics
- Urban Studies
- Public Policy
Background
- Digital infrastructure is key to smart cities, but its impact on local finance and small businesses is unclear.
- Existing research overlooks the link between digital policies, fiscal systems, and enterprise financing.
Purpose Of The Study
- To empirically investigate how digital infrastructure policies affect the financing constraints of non-state-owned enterprises (Non-SOEs) in China.
- To develop a theoretical framework linking macro digital policies, regional fiscal dynamics, and micro-enterprise financing.
Main Methods
- Empirical analysis of digital infrastructure policies' impact on Non-SOE financing constraints.
- Systemic analysis of policy effects on fiscal burdens, revenue quality, and regional financial development.
- Heterogeneity analysis based on enterprise characteristics and policy implementation.
Main Results
- Digital infrastructure policies alleviate Non-SOE financing constraints by reducing fiscal burdens and improving regional finance.
- Provincial-level digital infrastructure policies show particular effectiveness.
- Non-SOEs in growth/decline phases and those independent in supply chains benefit most.
Conclusions
- Digital infrastructure construction attracts Non-SOEs and avoids fiscal imbalances associated with traditional infrastructure.
- Findings offer guidance for optimizing digital transformation policies to support private sector growth.
- Targeted strategies can reduce financing constraints and foster the digital economy.
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