The Impact of Digital Inclusive Finance on the Resilience of Green Grain Production: The Case of 30 Chinese Provinces, 2011–2023
2025
Chang Hou | Hong Chen | Chao Zhou
This study selected 30 provinces in China from 2011 to 2023 as research samples: constructed an evaluation index system of green grain production resilience: and empirically tested the direct impact of digital inclusive finance on green grain production resilience, the transmission effect, with farmers&rsquo: risk taking and agricultural socialized services as mediating variables, and the moderating effect, with traditional financial competition as a moderating variable. The results show that digital inclusive finance can significantly enhance green grain production resilience: this effect is more evident in major grain-producing areas and eastern regions. Farmers&rsquo: risk taking and agricultural socialized services have a positive mediating effect on the influence of digital inclusive finance on green grain production resilience. Traditional financial competition exerts a negative moderating effect on the relationship between digital inclusive finance and green grain production resilience.
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