The Causality between Export and Economic Growth in China
Xinyi Wang
Abstract
Xinyi Wang
Abstract
Based on the panel statistics of eastern provinces and cities from 1981 to 2005 and by using the measurement economic model,this paper makes an empirical analysis of the relationship between export and economic growth,the result of which shows that: there is a long-run and stable equilibrium between export and economic growth in the whole eastern,although in exceptional provinces and cities,can't find such relationship,and the link between export and economic growth is a two-way causality.
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Based on the panel statistics of eastern provinces and cities from 1981 to 2005 and by using the measurement economic model,this paper makes an empirical analysis of the relationship between export and economic growth,the result of which shows that: there is a long-run and stable equilibrium between export and economic growth in the whole eastern,although in exceptional provinces and cities,can't find such relationship,and the link between export and economic growth is a two-way causality.
Key concepts: Causality (physics), China, Economics, Economic expansion, Econometrics, Panel data, Macroeconomics, Geography