RESEARCH ON SPACE- TIME EVOLUTION CHARACTERISTICS OF CHINA'S REGIONAL ECONOMIC DISPARITY
Peng Paul Wen
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Peng Paul Wen
Abstract
This paper takes the three regions in China as investigated regional unit , and measures disparities between provinces , disparity between the three regions and the contribution rate with relative development efficiency and Theil index . It discovers that disparity of relative development efficiency among provinces remains big . The disparities between the three regions exists club convergence and the expansion of regional disparity has been growing ; contribution rates of eastern and middle part have been declined while western part’s presents fluctuation characteristics ; contribution rate of the disparity among the three regions to the internal disparity has a continuous increasing trend since 1979.
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This paper takes the three regions in China as investigated regional unit , and measures disparities between provinces , disparity between the three regions and the contribution rate with relative development efficiency and Theil index . It discovers that disparity of relative development efficiency among provinces remains big . The disparities between the three regions exists club convergence and the expansion of regional disparity has been growing ; contribution rates of eastern and middle part have been declined while western part’s presents fluctuation characteristics ; contribution rate of the disparity among the three regions to the internal disparity has a continuous increasing trend since 1979.
Key concepts: Theil index, China, Convergence (economics), Geography, Unit (ring theory), Space (punctuation), Economic geography, Index (typography)