Knowledge Spatial Spillover and Industrial Growth:A Spatial Econometrical Analysis Based on Chinese Cities
Muxin Liu
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Muxin Liu
Abstract
Knowledge and technology resulted from the factors accumulation will break the limits of administrative boundaries and spill over to the neighboring areas.The paper tested the effect of knowledge spatial spillover on industrial growth by constructing a growth model.The results reveal that knowledge spatial spillovers is an important factor to promote industrial growth,industrial output of a particular city is positively relevant for the output and input of neighboring cities.Therefore,each region pays a lot of attention to self-innovation;in the meantime particularly focuses on technology absorption,strengthen regional cooperation and communication,and build various situations beneficial to knowledge spatial spillover.
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Knowledge and technology resulted from the factors accumulation will break the limits of administrative boundaries and spill over to the neighboring areas.The paper tested the effect of knowledge spatial spillover on industrial growth by constructing a growth model.The results reveal that knowledge spatial spillovers is an important factor to promote industrial growth,industrial output of a particular city is positively relevant for the output and input of neighboring cities.Therefore,each region pays a lot of attention to self-innovation;in the meantime particularly focuses on technology absorption,strengthen regional cooperation and communication,and build various situations beneficial to knowledge spatial spillover.
Key concepts: Spillover effect, Knowledge spillover, Economic geography, Spatial econometrics, Spatial analysis, Industrial organization, Business, Economics