Analysis of the Connectivity Effect of Software Infrastructure in ChinaIndochina Peninsula
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Guanzi HuAuthors Info & Claims
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In the process of promoting the interconnection of infrastructure in China's Indochina Peninsula, software infrastructure has not received widespread attention. Based on the existing research on software infrastructure, this article attempts to further define the concept of software infrastructure and construct an evaluation index for software infrastructure; An empirical analysis was conducted on the effects of regional software and hardware infrastructure using the Heckman two-step estimation method. Research has shown that software infrastructure has a greater effect than hardware infrastructure, with improvements in border management and transportation efficiency greatly promoting inter country trade.
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ICEME 2023: 2023 the 14th International Conference on E-business, Management and Economics
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