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Digital economy, resource endowment, and disruptive energy technologies: Evidence from China
The digital economy (DE) has significantly driven disruptive changes in energy technologies, yet its theoretical and empirical foundations remain underexplored. First, we develop an endogenous growth model that integrates the DE as a data-driven factor and energy technologies as a production factor.
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