Green Collaborative Innovation, Transformation of Old and New Driving Forces, and Economic Growth

In the current era of globalization and information technology, economic growth is no longer the result of a single industry or technological advancement but rather the interplay of multiple factors. Among these, “green collaborative innovation” and the “transformation of old and new growth drivers” have emerged as critical engines for sustaining healthy and high-quality economic development. This paper seeks to explore how these two concepts interact to foster economic growth and proposes corresponding strategies.

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