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Fig 1.

The Negative exacerbation effects of digital infrastructure policies on Non-SOEs financing constraints.

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Fig 2.

The Positive mitigating effects of digital infrastructure policies on the Non-SOEs financing constraints.

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Table 1.

Variable definitions.

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics.

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Table 3.

Univariate test.

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Table 4.

Panel A. Main Results: Digital Infrastructure Policies and Financing constraints (OLS) and Panel B: Main Results: Digital Infrastructure Policies and Financing constraints (DML).

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Table 5.

IV test.

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Table 6.

Heckman’s two-stage test.

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Table 7.

Keep only samples of digital infrastructure policies that have changed.

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Table 8.

Other robust tests.

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Table 9.

Mechanism tests: From the perspective of alleviating fiscal burdens.

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Table 10.

Mechanism tests: From the Perspective of improving the quality of fiscal revenue.

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Table 11.

Mechanism tests: From the Perspective of improving regional financial levels.

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Table 12.

Heterogeneity Test of the impact differences between issuing institutions.

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Table 13.

Heterogeneity test of the impact differences between life cycles.

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Table 14.

Heterogeneity test of the impact differences of supply chain support.

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Table 15.

Further tests.

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