都市・農村統合におけるデジタル・インクルーシブ・ファイナンスの非線形効果を明らかにする:中国の値パネル分析
Ying Song1, Yuanping Cao1, Zhiyi Zhuo2
1Green Development Research Center, Wuyi University, Fujian, China.
PloS one
|February 20, 2026
まとめ
デジタル・インクルーシブ・ファイナンス (DIF) は,都市・農村統合 (URI) に著しく影響を与えるが,開発の値を超えた後にしか影響を与えない. 政策は,低カバー地域でのアクセスを優先し,先進地域での使用/保護措置を優先すべきである.
科学分野:
- 経済学 経済学
- 開発研究 開発研究
- インフォメーションシステム 情報システム
背景:
- 都市・農村統合 (URI) は,バランスの取れた開発に不可欠です.
- デジタル・インクルーシブ・ファイナンス (DIF) は,金融インクルーシブ化のための新たな道筋を提供します.
- DIFとURIの非線形関係を理解することは,政策にとって不可欠です.
研究 の 目的:
- デジタル・インクルーシブ・ファイナンス (DIF) が中国における都市・農村統合 (URI) に及ぼす非線形効果を調査する.
- URIに対するDIFの値効果と体制依存の影響を特定する.
- URIの促進におけるDIFの役割を最適化するための政策勧告を提供すること.
主な方法:
- 中国本土 (2011-2023) の省パネルデータを活用した.
- 多次元URIインデックスを構築し,DIFをカバー (D1),使用 (D2),デジタル化 (D3) に分解しました.
- 頑丈性チェックを含む,双方向の固定効果モデルと,ブートストラップ推論によるハンセン式パネル値回帰を用いた.
主要な成果:
- URIに対するDIFの影響は非線形であり,体制に依存しており,重要な利回りは重要な値を超えて発生します.
- 利用の深さ (D2) は一貫して URI を促進し,カバー (D1) とデジタル化 (D3) の利点はデジタル的に成熟した文脈で顕著です.
- 伝統的な金融は,リターンの減少を示し,デジタル金融の触媒的な役割を強調しています.
結論:
- DIF と URI のための政策介入は,値意識でなければならない.
- 覆盖率の低い地域における基本的アクセスを優先し,先進地域における利用,相互運用,リスク管理に重点を置く.
- 結論は,矛盾する以前の研究を調和させ,バランスの取れた地域開発のためのターゲット化された政策設計を伝える.
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