An Empirical Analysis of Technology Innovation Input and Chinese Regional Economic Growth
Mung Jun-feng
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Mung Jun-feng
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tthis paper uses 2001-2010 provincial panel data model to testifie the technology progress' influence on regional economic growth.The empirical results show that,for most of the regions,the technical innovation investment as a kind of inputs,is promoting economic growth,especially for Shaanxi,Liaoning,Hebei province.The economic growth,are more than 0.5.At the same time,the pull role of technical progress to economic growth of many provinces is even more than the capital and labor,elements of the role,such as Shaanxi province,Hubei province,Hebei province,etc.At the same time,in some areas,the technology progress has negative influence on economic growth,for example in Yunnan,Yainan.
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tthis paper uses 2001-2010 provincial panel data model to testifie the technology progress' influence on regional economic growth.The empirical results show that,for most of the regions,the technical innovation investment as a kind of inputs,is promoting economic growth,especially for Shaanxi,Liaoning,Hebei province.The economic growth,are more than 0.5.At the same time,the pull role of technical progress to economic growth of many provinces is even more than the capital and labor,elements of the role,such as Shaanxi province,Hubei province,Hebei province,etc.At the same time,in some areas,the technology progress has negative influence on economic growth,for example in Yunnan,Yainan.
Key concepts: Investment (military), Panel data, Capital investment, Economics, Economic geography, Technical progress, Capital (architecture), Economic system