Analysis on Industry Agglomeration's Promoting Economic Growth and Expanding the Regional Disparities——Taking the Textile Industry of Jiangsu Province for Example
Feng Zhong-lei
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Feng Zhong-lei
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This paper,based on the time-series data of the textile industry of Jiangsu Province from 1990 to 2008,adopts the principal component factor analysis and co-integration analysis to study the relationship between the industry agglomeration and regional economic growth.This study finds out that Jiangsu Province will have a 0.072% increase within the domestic GDP and hence results in a 0.144% gap(with the degree of capital accumulation increasing 1% in Jiangsu Province) and a 0.178% gap in the labor concentration.The study also finds out that economic growth caused by the labor concentration has more significant effect compared with the one caused by the capital accumulation.
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This paper,based on the time-series data of the textile industry of Jiangsu Province from 1990 to 2008,adopts the principal component factor analysis and co-integration analysis to study the relationship between the industry agglomeration and regional economic growth.This study finds out that Jiangsu Province will have a 0.072% increase within the domestic GDP and hence results in a 0.144% gap(with the degree of capital accumulation increasing 1% in Jiangsu Province) and a 0.178% gap in the labor concentration.The study also finds out that economic growth caused by the labor concentration has more significant effect compared with the one caused by the capital accumulation.
Key concepts: Economies of agglomeration, Economic geography, Capital (architecture), Economics, Textile industry, Economic growth, Geography, Archaeology