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This paper takes the listed companies in high-dangerous industries as the research object, and constructs an empirical test model based on the theoretical derivation from the perspective of safety investment. The impact of competition intensity on the safety investment level of listed companies in high-dangerous industries was systematically analyzed theoretically, and this model was used to empirically test this effect. The research results show that under the same conditions of other factors, the competition intensity and the safety investment level are in an inverted U-shaped relationship, that is, as the competition intensity increases, the level of safety investment rises first and then falls. According to the research conclusions, this paper puts forward the policy recommendations to ensure the enterprises of high-dangerous industry to effectively invest in safety resources, and provides a good reference for regulating the safety investment of listed companies in high-dangerous industries.

Empirical Research on Impact of Competitive Intensity on Safety Investment in High-Dangerous Industries