Synergistic Development of Digital Inclusive Finance and Rural E-Commerce—Research on Mechanisms, Challenges and Optimization Paths
在数字化浪潮席卷的当下,农村电商已然转化为驱动乡村振兴战略深入推进的核心要素,却面临融资难、物流滞后、品牌化不足等问题。数字普惠金融的兴起为农村电商突破瓶颈带来契机。本文研究二者协同发展的作用机制、挑战及优化路径。研究发现,数字普惠金融通过扩大服务范围、降低成本、加强风险控制、推动产品创新等方式支持农村电商发展,同时农村电商为数字普惠金融提供应用场景和客户群体,并助力其风险评估。协同发展具有显著的相互促进效应和协同创新潜力。但过程中存在金融供给不足、风险管控难题、技术滞后、区域失衡、机制缺位等问题。为此,本文提出完善金融支持体系、强化技术赋能、改善农村物流、推动品牌化建设、增进多方协作等举措,能够促进农村电商产业的高质量升级,推动乡村全面振兴与实现共同富裕。In the current wave of digitalization, rural e-commerce has been transformed into a core element driving the in-depth promotion of the rural revitalization strategy, but it is facing problems such as financing difficulties, lagging logistics and insufficient branding. The rise of digital inclusive finance brings an opportunity for rural e-commerce to break through the bottleneck. This paper studies the role mechanism, challenges and optimization path of the synergistic development of the two. It is found that digital inclusive finance supports the development of rural e-commerce by expanding the scope of services, reducing costs, strengthening risk control, and promoting product innovation, while rural e-commerce provides application scenarios and customer groups for digital inclusive finance and helps its risk assessment. The synergistic development has significant mutual promotion effect and synergistic innovation potential. However, there are problems in the process, such as insufficient financial supply, risk management and control problems, technology lag, regional imbalance, and lack of mechanism. In this regard, this paper proposes that improving the financial support system, strengthening technological empowerment, improving rural logistics, promoting branding, enhancing multi-party collaboration and other initiatives can promote the high-quality upgrading of the rural e-commerce industry, and promote the comprehensive revitalization of the countryside and the realization of common prosperity.
Authors
- 晨 王
Publication Details
- Journal
- E-Commerce Letters
- Published
- 2025-01-01
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.12677/ecl.2025.1461792
- Citations
- 1
- Primary Topic
- Regional Development and Environment
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 4.20