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Gray-related theory and the factors influencing the economic growth of Hebei Province

Hao Jin

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In light of the classic and neo-classic theories of economic growth,dual economic theory,system economics,material capital,labor force,technological progress are all considered as the factors affecting the economic growth.This paper attempts to apply the relevant indexes to the analysis of the economic growth of Hebei Province.

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In light of the classic and neo-classic theories of economic growth,dual economic theory,system economics,material capital,labor force,technological progress are all considered as the factors affecting the economic growth.This paper attempts to apply the relevant indexes to the analysis of the economic growth of Hebei Province.

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In light of the classic and neo-classic theories of economic growth,dual economic theory,system economics,material capital,labor force,technological progress are all considered as the factors affecting the economic growth.This paper attempts to apply the relevant indexes to the analysis of the economic growth of Hebei Province.

Key concepts: Growth theory, Economics, Dual (grammatical number), Innovation economics, Dual economy, Economic expansion, Economic system, Neoclassical economics

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