2006Journal of Zhengzhou Institute of Aeronautical Industry ManagementRequires access

Research on Relationship Between FDI and Economic Growth in China

LI Wei-don

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In this paper the relationship between FDI and GDP in China is analyzed by Granger causality test and multiple regression model.It is found that the relationship is bi-directional causal.It is suggested the utilization of FDI should be focused on not only the quantity but also the quality of FDI with the rapid development of FDI.

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In this paper the relationship between FDI and GDP in China is analyzed by Granger causality test and multiple regression model.It is found that the relationship is bi-directional causal.It is suggested the utilization of FDI should be focused on not only the quantity but also the quality of FDI with the rapid development of FDI.

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In this paper the relationship between FDI and GDP in China is analyzed by Granger causality test and multiple regression model.It is found that the relationship is bi-directional causal.It is suggested the utilization of FDI should be focused on not only the quantity but also the quality of FDI with the rapid development of FDI.

Key concepts: Foreign direct investment, Granger causality, China, Economics, Causality (physics), Quality (philosophy), Econometrics, Regression analysis

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