Spatio-Temporal Characteristics and Coupling Coordination Between Emerging Industries of Strategic Importance and Financial Sector
This study investigates the coupling coordination relationship between emerging industries of stra-tegic importance and the financial sector using panel data from 30 provinces and regions in China from 2011 to 2019.It employs the coupling coordination degree model and spatial autocorrelation analysis to explore this relationship and further analyze the influencing factors using the Tobit model.The findings reveal that the development levels of these emerging industries and the financial sector,as well as their coupling coor-dination degrees,have shown an upward trend across all provinces,exhibiting a spatial distribution pattern characterized by"obvious advantages in the eastern provinces over western provinces."The coupling coor-dination degrees exhibit significant positive spatial autocorrelation,and their spatial agglomeration features have gradually strengthened.The"H-H"agglomeration type is primarily found in the central and eastern regions of China,while the"L-L"agglomeration type is predominantly distributed in the western regions.From the perspective of influencing factors,the positive impacts on the coupling coordination degree,in as-cending order,are digitalization degree,industrial structure,regional innovation capability,and govern-ment support.The negative impacts,in ascending order,are regional openness and human capital.
emerging industries of strategic importancefinancial sectorcoupling coordinationspatial correlation analysis
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维普
