Empirical Research on the Effects of Public Investment to Economic Growth
Sun Min
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Sun Min
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This article focuses on the Empirical Research about the effects of public investment to economic growth,using econometric tools of cointegration analysis,VECM,impulse response and residual decomposition.Our results indicate: public investment,including public material investment,public labor investment and public RD investment,has positive long-term equilibrium relation with GDP;impulse response of GDP to the public investment shock is positive,while to the RD investment is negative;RD investment does not Granger cause GDP.So the authors suggest pay more attention to adding investment on technology,education and healthcare,while adjusting structure of public investment.
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This article focuses on the Empirical Research about the effects of public investment to economic growth,using econometric tools of cointegration analysis,VECM,impulse response and residual decomposition.Our results indicate: public investment,including public material investment,public labor investment and public RD investment,has positive long-term equilibrium relation with GDP;impulse response of GDP to the public investment shock is positive,while to the RD investment is negative;RD investment does not Granger cause GDP.So the authors suggest pay more attention to adding investment on technology,education and healthcare,while adjusting structure of public investment.
Key concepts: Economics, Gross private domestic investment, Public investment, Cointegration, Investment (military), Open-ended investment company, Shock (circulatory), Return on investment