Predicting Financial Capital Availability Through Blockchain Technology-Driven Supply Chain Financing: An Innovation Capability-Based Moderation Role
SSRN, ISSN: 1556-5068
2024
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Implementing blockchain technology-driven supply chain financing (BcTSCF) yields notable advantages like fostering peer-to-peer collaboration, enhancing trust, and optimizing effective capital and information exchanges. This study explores how BcTSCF improves financial capital availability by improving access, enhancing availability and reducing cost savings. Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM), we provide empirical evidence from 522 SMEs across Ghana’s manufacturing, agriculture, services, wholesale & retail, and hospitality sectors. The results show that BcTSCF positively influences financial capital availability. Also, innovation capability positively impacts the strength of the effect of BcTSCF on financial capital availability. In detail, the impact of BcTSCF on financial capital availability is positively dampened by investment in new information systems, methods, and processes when compared to the adaptation to new information systems, methods, and processes.
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