Empirical Analysis on Impact of FDI on China's Quantum and Structure of Export
Pan Hui
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Pan Hui
Abstract
This paper has conducted empirical analysis through 1983-2009 data on nearly three decades of China's FDI and export data. The studying result shows that FDI has played a significant positive role in driving China's export growth and FDI has a positive feedback mechanism of aggregation effects, and prior period export of FDI enterprise’s contribution is greater than current FDI growth on current period export. At the same time, FDI has a strong positive effect in upgrading the export structure of China's foreign trade.
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This paper has conducted empirical analysis through 1983-2009 data on nearly three decades of China's FDI and export data. The studying result shows that FDI has played a significant positive role in driving China's export growth and FDI has a positive feedback mechanism of aggregation effects, and prior period export of FDI enterprise’s contribution is greater than current FDI growth on current period export. At the same time, FDI has a strong positive effect in upgrading the export structure of China's foreign trade.
Key concepts: Foreign direct investment, China, International trade, International economics, Empirical research, Business, Export trade, Economics