Spatial spillover effect of China's tax and fee reduction policies on independent research and development evidence from dynamic Spatial Dubin analysis.
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ABSTRACT: To test the driving effect of China's tax and fee reduction policies on independent innovation, we established a model of Dynamic Spatial Durbin (SDM) and introduced DMSP/OLS night lighting data and Malmquist productivity index for partial differential decomposition. We found that: (1) Affected by the tax and fee reduction policies, the local province tends to increase the level of independent innovation in the short term, while neighboring provinces tend to purchase and rely on foreign technology; (2) In the long term, the tax and fee reduction policies do not significantly increase the level of independent innovation in local and neighboring regions; (3) There is a strategic choice behavior of local government between political promotion incentives and promoting independent innovation; (
SUBMITTER: Wu M
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10399745 | biostudies-literature | 2023
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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