The Dynamic Evolution of the Digital Economy and Its Impact on the Urban Green Innovation Development from the Perspective of Driving Force—Taking China’s Yangtze River Economic Belt Cities as an Example
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digital economy; green innovation; knowledge spillover; Spatial Durbin model; China’s Yangtze River Economic belt cities;All these keywords.
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