Journal of Information Resources Management ›› 2024, Vol. 14 ›› Issue (2): 82-94,135.doi: 10.13365/j.jirm.2024.02.082

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Assessment of Urban Data Element Market Readiness from the Perspective of Information Ecology Theory

Gu Jie1　Liu Yubo1　Wang Zhen1　Tang Qifeng2   

  1. 1. Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, Shanghai, 200235;　
    2. Shanghai Data Exchange Co., Ltd., Shanghai, 201203
  • Online:2024-03-26 Published:2024-04-11
  • About author:Gu Jie (corresponding author), Ph.D., associate researcher, research interests include digital economy, science and technology innovation, Email: gujie@sass.org.cn; Liu Yubo, Ph.D., associate researcher, research interests include population mobility, urban shrinkage and regional balanced development: Wang Zhen, researcher, Ph.D., doctoral supervisor, research interests include regional economic development, talent strategy and policy, small and medium-sized enterprises; Tang Qifeng, Ph.D., general manager, research interests include data element trading system and technology.
  • Supported by:
    This research is supported by the project of National Engineering Laboratory of Big Data Circulation and Transaction Technology and the project of Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences "Regional Analysis of Data element Circulation under the Background of National Unified Big Market: Research on Regional Differences and Cross-regional Circulation ", the 2023 Western Project of National Social Science Foundation, "Research on Value Co-creation Mechanism and Governance of Multiple Entities in Data Factor Market under Network Externalities" (23XTQ010), and the major projects "Research on the Theoretical Innovation and Practical Path from Government Information Disclosure to Open Data in China"(22&ZD329) supported by the National Foundation for Philosophy and Social Sciences.

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Abstract: Building the data element market stands as a crucial foundation for the successful implementation of China's digital strategies and the development of the digital economy. China's data element market is still in its early development stage, though data resources are abundant. Recognizing the imbalanced development status is essential for both theory and practice. This paper proposes the concept of "data element market readiness" based on the nascent market characteristics. Following the "tripartite constitution" of information ecology theory, an indicator system is established to measure the market readiness of 298 Chinese cities. Spatial analysis is further conducted on inter-city balance and regional competitiveness. The results objectively reflect the current overall status, issues and regional features of China's data element market, providing implications for policy making to promote an integrated national market.

Key words: Data element market, Market readiness, Information ecology theory, Spatial analysis, Construction of integrated market, Indicator system

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