An Empirical Study on Spillover Effect of Economic Growth in South Coastal Region in China
Peng Lian-qing
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Peng Lian-qing
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Based on the data in bare flows from multiregional IOT in China's 8 regions and with Mill Round Model,this paper measured the intraregional multiplier effect of south coastal region and the interregional spillover effect between south coastal region and other 7 regions in China.Result shows that south coastal region has strong spillover effect to other 7 regions and plays a leading role in China's economic development;it has relatively weak spillover effect from other 7 regions due to its outward-oriented economy features; the interregional spillover effect is stronger between south coastal region and its contiguous regions,such as east coastal region,central region and southwest region,than that between south coastal region and other regions.
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Based on the data in bare flows from multiregional IOT in China's 8 regions and with Mill Round Model,this paper measured the intraregional multiplier effect of south coastal region and the interregional spillover effect between south coastal region and other 7 regions in China.Result shows that south coastal region has strong spillover effect to other 7 regions and plays a leading role in China's economic development;it has relatively weak spillover effect from other 7 regions due to its outward-oriented economy features; the interregional spillover effect is stronger between south coastal region and its contiguous regions,such as east coastal region,central region and southwest region,than that between south coastal region and other regions.
Key concepts: Spillover effect, China, Geography, Economic geography, Economics, Microeconomics, Archaeology