Research on the development pattern and countermeasures of low-carbon impact of technology innovation capability and sharing economy

In this study, the emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide is an important factor contributing to global climate change. These crises have further exacerbated the growing structural weaknesses of the past decade. We support governments and private sector clients in addressing the ongoing crisis and rebuilding. Even if the Sustainable Development Goals are achieved by 2030, climate change could easily erode those gains. In recent years, greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural production have attracted increasing attention. Especially in the context of the carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, the development of low-carbon agriculture is particularly important. Further we investigate whether technology innovation capability directly impacts the performance of root companies, which is considered to be one of their key strengths. As a second objective, we examined whether internal resources that are considered. In order to maintain a company's competitive advantage and achieve excellent business results, it is essential business performance mediate the technology innovation capability and business performance of root companies. Financial and non-financial performance are positively affected by R and D capability, which is an element of technology innovation capability. Investment ratios are proven to affect financial results such as market share, sales and yield, as well as non-financial outcomes such as corporate image and employee satisfaction. Among the factors affecting technology innovation capability, the technology innovation system has positive effects on both financial and non-financial performance. Ensuring ownership rights of technology, developing technology and funding, and efficiently using resources can all be considered aspects of technology ownership.