Research Article

The Impact of Innovation Investment Volatility on Technological Innovation of Enterprises in Different Life Cycles

Table 2

Sample distribution and statistics.

VariablesMeanSDMinMax12345

Full sample (N = 1681)1.ETI0.8001.34706.4661
2. IIV−0.4450.992−14.0760.1950.1631
3. grow0.2411.459−0.79055.759−0.0310.0111
4. size22.5451.31718.79327.4680.2850.1800.0291
5.effort−3.2561.174−14.5396.7830.0460.221−0.062−0.2241

The growing stage (N = 877)1.ETI0.7961.39306.4661
2. IIV−0.4461.179−14.0760.1460.1451
3. grow0.3211.992−0.68055.759−0.0370.0141
4. size22.6641.23619.27026.6510.2940.0980.0411
5.effort−3.3231.263−14.5396.7830.0460.261−0.063−0.1811

The mature stage (N = 543)1.ETI0.8631.35906.1201
2. IIV−0.4120.714−6.000.1950.2121
3. grow0.1540.292−0.4892.894−0.0300.0541
4. size22.4291.42018.89327.4680.3060.300−0.0331
5.effort−3.1941.021−12.3030.0630.0130.163−0.058−0.2601

The declining stage (N = 261)1.ETI0.6781.15005.2091
2. IIV−0.5110.779−5.3680.1720.1811
3. grow0.1540.402−0.7903.596−0.064−0.1041
4. size22.3881.32718.79327.3860.2150.396−0.0441
5.effort−3.1711.161−11.848−0.8470.1220.122−0.161−0.2851

, ∗∗, and ∗∗∗represent 10%, 5%, and 1% significance levels, respectively.