Empirical study of the agglomeration of producer services based on industry characteristics
Yan Huang, Gang Liu
Abstract
Yan Huang, Gang Liu
Abstract
This thesis employs entropy to estimate the agglomeration of Producer Services, which supposes to be influenced by such four industry characteristics as knowledge-intensive level of industry, intermediate product demand rate, capital-intensive level of industry, and openness degree. This thesis takes Shanghai as an example, adopts an empirical methodology to explore the industry characteristics which influence the agglomeration of producer services, and analyzes the influencing degree.
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This thesis employs entropy to estimate the agglomeration of Producer Services, which supposes to be influenced by such four industry characteristics as knowledge-intensive level of industry, intermediate product demand rate, capital-intensive level of industry, and openness degree. This thesis takes Shanghai as an example, adopts an empirical methodology to explore the industry characteristics which influence the agglomeration of producer services, and analyzes the influencing degree.
Key concepts: Economies of agglomeration, Openness to experience, Industrial organization, Empirical research, Business, Entropy (arrow of time), Product (mathematics), Tertiary sector of the economy