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Summary: Digitalization supported by ICT capital plays a crucial role in decoupling economic growth from carbon emissions. It improves carbon emission efficiency, promotes technological progress, and enhances resource allocation efficiency. ICT communication capital has the strongest effect on improving carbon emission efficiency.
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