Spatial Econometric Analysis on Regional Innovation Capability Growth Convergence:A Case Study of the Six Provinces in Central China
Mei Wen-we
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Mei Wen-we
Abstract
Based on the neoclassical growth model,established a spatial,statistical,analytical framework ofβconvergence of regional innovation growth,employs six central provinces from 2004 to 2012 panel data to analysis the spatial spillover effects andβconvergence effect and its cause.The results show that:Since the rising strategy in central region which country implement,the spatial association becomes closer while geographical clustering obviously intensifies;Taking the number of authorized patents as the evaluation index of regional innovation capacity existed conditional convergence trend,and the effect of research funding for innovation is greater than RD personnel.
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Based on the neoclassical growth model,established a spatial,statistical,analytical framework ofβconvergence of regional innovation growth,employs six central provinces from 2004 to 2012 panel data to analysis the spatial spillover effects andβconvergence effect and its cause.The results show that:Since the rising strategy in central region which country implement,the spatial association becomes closer while geographical clustering obviously intensifies;Taking the number of authorized patents as the evaluation index of regional innovation capacity existed conditional convergence trend,and the effect of research funding for innovation is greater than RD personnel.
Key concepts: Convergence (economics), China, Spillover effect, Economic geography, Panel data, Spatial econometrics, Conditional convergence, Spatial analysis