How Could Policies Facilitate Digital Transformation of Innovation Ecosystem: A Multiagent Model

Wei Yang, Jian Liu, Lingfei Li, Qing Zhou, Lixia Ji and Yi Su

Complexity, 2021, vol. 2021, 1-19

Abstract: The digital transformation of the innovation ecosystem is not only an inevitable direction of innovation activities in the era of digital economy but also a highly complex and uncertain process. The way to facilitate transformation with policies has become a topic of common concern of academia and policymakers. This paper builds a multiagent model and studies the impacts of supply-side policies, demand-side policies, and environmental policies on enterprises’ transformation willingness, digital level, and income level as well as the proportion of enterprises that carry out transformation in the whole innovation ecosystem and innovation network structure by numerical experiments. According to research findings, supply-side policies play the biggest role in the facilitation of transformation, demand-side policies are second important to them, and environmental policies have comparatively weak impacts.

Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1155/2021/8835067

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