Vertical Specialization and Total Factor Productivity——Based on Panel Data in Industiries
Meng Qi
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Meng Qi
Abstract
This paper uses the of panel data of Chinese industrial sector analysis the relation between the vertical specialization and TFP on 2001-2007. And the author uses the DEA-SBM model to estimate total factor productivity (TFP)index of the overall, foreign-invested enterprises and domestic enterprises,the author finds that China does not received technology spillover effects of vertical specialization,to a large extent Chinese technological upgrading depend on the production and export networks.
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This paper uses the of panel data of Chinese industrial sector analysis the relation between the vertical specialization and TFP on 2001-2007. And the author uses the DEA-SBM model to estimate total factor productivity (TFP)index of the overall, foreign-invested enterprises and domestic enterprises,the author finds that China does not received technology spillover effects of vertical specialization,to a large extent Chinese technological upgrading depend on the production and export networks.
Key concepts: Total factor productivity, Spillover effect, Panel data, Productivity, Index (typography), China, Economics, Production (economics)