Miaomiao Tao
Biographic Data
| ID | 6275591 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Miaomiao Tao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Miaomiao |
| FAMILY NAME | Tao |
| SIGNATURE | TAO M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Auckland |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0052-7219 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Navigating Ecological Risk
Biodiversity decline poses rising risks for firms, yet its effects on technological innovation remain underexplored. I thus investigate the influence of biodiversity risk on corporate innovation in the United States (US) from 2000 to 2023. I analyze firm‐level innovation along two dimensions: aggregate innovation, proxied by the cumulative number of patents granted, and green innovation, measured through environmentally oriented patents. To ensur…
Decoding Green Innovation Through Multitier Carbon‐Adjusted Supply Chain Complexity
This study examines whether incorporating carbon‐conscious elements into supplier–firm networks influences the green innovation performance of focal firms, grounded in adaptive theory. We construct a measure of supplier‐to‐firm supply chain complexity that captures horizontal, vertical, and geographic dimensions, explicitly integrating carbon emission considerations. Empirical results indicate that firms situated within more complex supply networ…
From Digital Clusters to Urban Environmental Sustainability
The burgeoning concentration of digital industries has garnered considerable scholarly interest as a catalyst for economic dynamism and technological innovation. However, its environmental ramifications—particularly regarding pollutant emissions—remain insufficiently examined. This study probes the ecological consequences of digital industry agglomeration, specifically emphasizing sulfur dioxide (SO 2 ) emissions, drawing upon a comprehensive cit…
Intelligence and carbon emissions
How broadband infrastructure development impacts green innovation? A corporate financialization mediated perspective
Digital technologies constitute a critical enabler for attaining a net zero target. However, how digital infrastructure, the material infrastructure that underpins digital technologies, shapes firms' green innovation remains uncertain. The uniqueness of this analysis lies in evaluating the causal implications of the Broadband China policy on corporate green innovation using a staggered difference‐in‐differences technique. Our study indicates that…
Can financial literacy Ease energy poverty? Some Lessons at the household level in China
Energy poverty and financial literacy are two cross-cutting vital dimensions in sustainable global development. This study examines whether and how financial literacy reduces energy poverty at the household level in China. A two-way fixed regression model demonstrates the catalytic role of financial literacy in eradicating energy poverty. Furthermore, this study identifies potential mechanisms between financial literacy and energy poverty from a …
Enlarged scars
Is fair carbon mitigation practicable in China? Insights from digital technology innovation and carbon inequality
Can digitalization alleviate China's energy poverty? Empirical investigation and mechanism analysis
Addressing energy poverty is crucial for establishing a decarbonized economy that promotes energy equity and shared prosperity, through which the catalytic role of digitalization should be firmly prioritized. The novelty of this study lies in modelling the causal nexus between digitalization and energy poverty and identifying transmission channels. This study validates a negative correlation between digitalization and energy poverty by leveraging…
Can digitalization alleviate China's energy poverty? Empirical investigation and mechanism analysis
Addressing energy poverty is crucial for establishing a decarbonized economy that promotes energy equity and shared prosperity, through which the catalytic role of digitalization should be firmly prioritized. The novelty of this study lies in modelling the causal nexus between digitalization and energy poverty and identifying transmission channels. This study validates a negative correlation between digitalization and energy poverty by leveraging…
How broadband infrastructure development impacts green innovation? A corporate financialization mediated perspective
Digital technologies constitute a critical enabler for attaining a net zero target. However, how digital infrastructure, the material infrastructure that underpins digital technologies, shapes firms' green innovation remains uncertain. The uniqueness of this analysis lies in evaluating the causal implications of the Broadband China policy on corporate green innovation using a staggered difference‐in‐differences technique. Our study indicates that…
Is fair carbon mitigation practicable in China? Insights from digital technology innovation and carbon inequality
Intelligence and carbon emissions
How broadband infrastructure development impacts green innovation? A corporate financialization mediated perspective
Digital technologies constitute a critical enabler for attaining a net zero target. However, how digital infrastructure, the material infrastructure that underpins digital technologies, shapes firms' green innovation remains uncertain. The uniqueness of this analysis lies in evaluating the causal implications of the Broadband China policy on corporate green innovation using a staggered difference‐in‐differences technique. Our study indicates that…
Can financial literacy Ease energy poverty? Some Lessons at the household level in China
Energy poverty and financial literacy are two cross-cutting vital dimensions in sustainable global development. This study examines whether and how financial literacy reduces energy poverty at the household level in China. A two-way fixed regression model demonstrates the catalytic role of financial literacy in eradicating energy poverty. Furthermore, this study identifies potential mechanisms between financial literacy and energy poverty from a …
Enlarged scars
Is fair carbon mitigation practicable in China? Insights from digital technology innovation and carbon inequality
Can digitalization alleviate China's energy poverty? Empirical investigation and mechanism analysis
Addressing energy poverty is crucial for establishing a decarbonized economy that promotes energy equity and shared prosperity, through which the catalytic role of digitalization should be firmly prioritized. The novelty of this study lies in modelling the causal nexus between digitalization and energy poverty and identifying transmission channels. This study validates a negative correlation between digitalization and energy poverty by leveraging…
From Digital Clusters to Urban Environmental Sustainability
The burgeoning concentration of digital industries has garnered considerable scholarly interest as a catalyst for economic dynamism and technological innovation. However, its environmental ramifications—particularly regarding pollutant emissions—remain insufficiently examined. This study probes the ecological consequences of digital industry agglomeration, specifically emphasizing sulfur dioxide (SO 2 ) emissions, drawing upon a comprehensive cit…
Navigating Ecological Risk
Biodiversity decline poses rising risks for firms, yet its effects on technological innovation remain underexplored. I thus investigate the influence of biodiversity risk on corporate innovation in the United States (US) from 2000 to 2023. I analyze firm‐level innovation along two dimensions: aggregate innovation, proxied by the cumulative number of patents granted, and green innovation, measured through environmentally oriented patents. To ensur…
Decoding Green Innovation Through Multitier Carbon‐Adjusted Supply Chain Complexity
This study examines whether incorporating carbon‐conscious elements into supplier–firm networks influences the green innovation performance of focal firms, grounded in adaptive theory. We construct a measure of supplier‐to‐firm supply chain complexity that captures horizontal, vertical, and geographic dimensions, explicitly integrating carbon emission considerations. Empirical results indicate that firms situated within more complex supply networ…
Economics (7 works) · Business (5 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (5 works) · China (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Energy and Environment Impacts (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Natural resource economics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Carbon fibers (2 works)