Analysis on Differentiation of Regional Endogenous Growth in China Based on Total Factor Productivity(TFP)
Lin Zhang
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Lin Zhang
Abstract
This article measured the endogenous growth of regions in China by using Total Factor Productivity(TFP).The results showed that there was obvious regional differentiation in the growth rate of China's TFP and TFP.Through the multiple linear regression analysis on influencing factors of TFP growth,we found that the growth of TFP was mainly driven by export-oriented economy and structural adjustment,and the contribution ratio of China's research and development was very lower.The data demonstrated that regions in China especially northwestern China should make efforts to put innovation-oriented state strategy into practice.
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This article measured the endogenous growth of regions in China by using Total Factor Productivity(TFP).The results showed that there was obvious regional differentiation in the growth rate of China's TFP and TFP.Through the multiple linear regression analysis on influencing factors of TFP growth,we found that the growth of TFP was mainly driven by export-oriented economy and structural adjustment,and the contribution ratio of China's research and development was very lower.The data demonstrated that regions in China especially northwestern China should make efforts to put innovation-oriented state strategy into practice.
Key concepts: Total factor productivity, China, Economics, Productivity, Endogenous growth theory, Economic geography, Regression analysis, International trade