FDI Overflow Effect and the Empirical Analysis of Chinese Economic Growth
Jiajia Zhu
Abstract
Jiajia Zhu
Abstract
The practice of reform and opening up for three decades has shown that China′s economic growth benefited from the opening to the outside world and the deepening of the substantial inflow of FDI.Foreign technology spillover effects on China′s access to technological advances the industry has a positive effect.However at the same time,FDI has increased the imbalance of regions.In view of the spillover effects from FDI and economic growth theory,and through national and regional levels of research,this paper comparatively analyzes the similarities and differences between regions in their contribution to the development of the region.The results of the empirical analysis show FDI spillover effects on China′s economic growth has a significant role in the promotion.
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The practice of reform and opening up for three decades has shown that China′s economic growth benefited from the opening to the outside world and the deepening of the substantial inflow of FDI.Foreign technology spillover effects on China′s access to technological advances the industry has a positive effect.However at the same time,FDI has increased the imbalance of regions.In view of the spillover effects from FDI and economic growth theory,and through national and regional levels of research,this paper comparatively analyzes the similarities and differences between regions in their contribution to the development of the region.The results of the empirical analysis show FDI spillover effects on China′s economic growth has a significant role in the promotion.
Key concepts: Spillover effect, Foreign direct investment, China, Promotion (chess), Economics, International economics, Empirical research, Economic geography