The low-carbon economy represents a global transformation that encompasses production methods, lifestyles, values, national interests, and the destiny of humanity.As a significant contributor to carbon emissions, China has made a momentous strategic decision on carbon peaking and neutralization, infusing momentum into the global effort to address climate change.The rapid growth of the digital economy offers a fresh approach to achieving the "double carbon" objective and advancing the development of low-carbon transformation.
Based on the panel data of 30 provinces Muslin Cloth in China, this paper uses the least square method to investigate the impact of digital economy development on regional low-carbon inclusive development.It is found that there is a significant inverted U shape in the impact of the digital Cleaning Supplies economy on low-carbon inclusive development and the mechanism is resource allocation and ecological inequality.The threshold test found that the role of the digital economy in promoting low-carbon inclusive development shows a marginal decreasing trend.
The inverted U-shaped impact of the digital economy on low-carbon inclusive development in the eastern and coastal areas and areas with a low level of factor productivity is more significant.Based on the knowledge factor spillover perspective, we found that the impact of the digital economy on low-carbon inclusive development has a spatial spillover effect, and this effect is more obvious under the role of R&D personnel mobility.