Empirical Analysis of Standard, Export and Economic Growth Based on the Study of China's Light Industry
Junjun Hou
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Junjun Hou
Abstract
The paper makes an empirical analysis of and a Granger causality test on the relationship between the light industry’s standard, export and economic growth by using the data between 1987 and 2005, and by establishing a co-integration equation. The results show that standard, export and economic growth have an equilibrium relationship in the long-term; the implementation of domestic light industry standard will have a negative impact on the economic growth. And simultaneously, it interprets this issue and makes some policy suggestions.
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The paper makes an empirical analysis of and a Granger causality test on the relationship between the light industry’s standard, export and economic growth by using the data between 1987 and 2005, and by establishing a co-integration equation. The results show that standard, export and economic growth have an equilibrium relationship in the long-term; the implementation of domestic light industry standard will have a negative impact on the economic growth. And simultaneously, it interprets this issue and makes some policy suggestions.
Key concepts: Granger causality, Economics, China, International economics, Empirical research, Causality (physics), International trade, Macroeconomics