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Weijian Du & Mengjie Li. (2019) Government support and innovation for new energy firms in China. Applied Economics 51:25, pages 2754-2763.
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Andres Mauricio Gomez-Sanchez, Juan A. Máñez Castillejo & Juan Alberto Sanchis-Llopis. (2023) On the Direct and Indirect Effects of ICT on SMEs Export Performance: Evidence from Colombian Manufacturing. Journal of the Knowledge Economy.
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