ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Research on the impact of traditional Chinese medicine registration innovation-oriented policies and enterprises performance: an empirical analysis based on listed enterprises in China.
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Abstract
Objective: The performance of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) enterprises is affected by various factors, among which the impact of TCM Registration Innovation-Oriented policies (TCMRIPs) may be involved. TCMRIPs, in turn, improve enterprises performance by influencing TCM enterprises' R&D investment. This aim of this study is to explore the impact of TCMRIPs on the performance of TCM enterprises, and the mediating role of R&D investment in this process. Methods: This study constructs an unbalanced panel fixed model to empirically analyze the impact of TCMRIPs on enterprise performance and their heterogeneous characteristics, and examines the mediating effect of R&D investment. Results: The results show that the performance of TCM listed enterprises in China has a significant positive correlation with TCMRIPs. TCMRIPs play a positive role in TCM listed enterprises performance. Conclusion: This study also indicates that R&D investment plays a mediating role in the effect of TCMRIPs on the performance of TCM listed enterprises in China, and the impact of policies on enterprise performance has a lag. The new version of the
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