Research Article

Big Data Analysis on the Effect of Cost Stickiness on Digital Transformation

Table 4

Digital transformation degree and enterprise cost stickiness.

Variables(1)(2)(3)(4)
LncostLncostLncostLncost

Lnincome0.8970.8920.8960.891
(187.856)(183.176)(187.351)(182.769)
Lnincome × D−0.143−0.029−0.166−0.044
(−14.060)(−1.662)(−11.854)(−2.228)
Lnincome × D × N0.0150.010
(2.409)(1.656)
LnN0.0030.002
(3.202)(2.221)
Lnincome × D × DD−0.003−0.003
(−0.159)(−0.195)
Lnincome × D × GDPgrowth0.5490.540
(3.953)(3.888)
Lnincome × D × eintensity−0.067−0.067∗∗∗
(−11.399)(−11.355)
Lnincome × D × aintensity−0.008−0.008
(−8.222)(−8.198)
GDPgrowth0.0760.074
(3.032)(2.961)
DD−0.010−0.010
(−2.215)(−2.212)
Eintensity0.0020.002
(1.534)(1.493)
Aintensity−0.001−0.001
(−3.262)(−3.224)
Mshare0.0000.000
(4.463)(4.402)
Lnage−0.012−0.012
(−8.358)(−8.331)
Lnsize0.0070.007
(7.217)(7.088)
os0.0090.009
(1.464)(1.476)
IDRZ−0.000−0.000
(−2.229)(−2.266)
Dual0.0030.003
(1.345)(1.268)
Constant0.011−0.1290.007−0.129
(1.351)(−4.984)(0.842)(−4.984)
Observations12,65512,65512,65512,655
R-squared0.8300.8370.8300.837
ControlNoYesNoYes
Industry and year FEYesYesYesYes

The symbols , , or indicate that the coefficient estimate is significant at the 1%, 5%, or 10% level, respectively.