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Impact of new quality productive forces on the share of enterprise labor income
This paper examines how new quality (NQ) productive forces affect firms’ labor income share, using data from Chinese A-share listed firms from 2015 to 2023. Employing two-way fixed effects and instrumental variable methods, we find a robust positive link between NQ and labor income share. Mechanism tests show that NQ raises labor shares by enhancing human capital and promoting business diversification. Heterogeneity analysis indicates stronger effects in nontechnology-intensive, nonstate-owned, and large firms. These results provide micro-level evidence that productivity improvements can support both efficiency and equity, contributing to global debates on inclusive growth.
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