The spatial pattern analysis of economic growth of JingJinJi Metropolitan Region
Jian Lian, Xiaojuan Li, Huili Gong, Yanbing Wang, Yon Sun
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Jian Lian, Xiaojuan Li, Huili Gong, Yanbing Wang, Yon Sun
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The regional economic disparity is always a research hot spot to domestic and foreign scholars. In this paper, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei metropolitan region was taken as research object; methods of exploratory spatial data analysis and spatial autocorrelation model provide new insights to explore spatial dependence relation of JingJinJi Metropolitan Region over the 2001-2006 periods. Through spatial trend and character analysis, the Trend Info TuPu of GDP and population in this region was created. Furthermore, the certificated spatial data analysis method was introduced to construct the fit spatial relation model for the economic growth process, including spatial error model (SRM), spatial lag model (SLM), to further confirmed the spatial relation effect in the regional economic growth.
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The regional economic disparity is always a research hot spot to domestic and foreign scholars. In this paper, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei metropolitan region was taken as research object; methods of exploratory spatial data analysis and spatial autocorrelation model provide new insights to explore spatial dependence relation of JingJinJi Metropolitan Region over the 2001-2006 periods. Through spatial trend and character analysis, the Trend Info TuPu of GDP and population in this region was created. Furthermore, the certificated spatial data analysis method was introduced to construct the fit spatial relation model for the economic growth process, including spatial error model (SRM), spatial lag model (SLM), to further confirmed the spatial relation effect in the regional economic growth.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Spatial analysis, Beijing, Spatial econometrics, Relation (database), Geography, Population, Lag