Cointegration Test of China's Consumer's Consumption and Economic Growth
Liu Chun-yi
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Liu Chun-yi
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Consumption is an eternal and hot topic in economics research.Using econometric cointegration theory,error correction model and Granger causality test method,this paper empirically analyzes Chinese consumer and GDP in 1978 -2010,and finds that:between consumption and GDP growth,there are a long-term stability of equilibrium relation and a short-term dynamic adjusting mechanism;consumer is the Granger causality of GDP,which plays effects only in the short term.
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Consumption is an eternal and hot topic in economics research.Using econometric cointegration theory,error correction model and Granger causality test method,this paper empirically analyzes Chinese consumer and GDP in 1978 -2010,and finds that:between consumption and GDP growth,there are a long-term stability of equilibrium relation and a short-term dynamic adjusting mechanism;consumer is the Granger causality of GDP,which plays effects only in the short term.
Key concepts: Cointegration, Economics, Granger causality, Consumption (sociology), Econometrics, Error correction model, Causality (physics), Term (time)