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The Cointegration Analysis of the Relationship between FDI and Economic Development

Liang Qi

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According to the cointegration theories, this paper uses the data from 1982 to 2003 to study the relationship between FDI and Economic development.And the result is that there is Granger causality between them: the input of FDI motivates the development of China,while the development of economy motivates the output of FDI too.

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According to the cointegration theories, this paper uses the data from 1982 to 2003 to study the relationship between FDI and Economic development.And the result is that there is Granger causality between them: the input of FDI motivates the development of China,while the development of economy motivates the output of FDI too.

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According to the cointegration theories, this paper uses the data from 1982 to 2003 to study the relationship between FDI and Economic development.And the result is that there is Granger causality between them: the input of FDI motivates the development of China,while the development of economy motivates the output of FDI too.

Key concepts: Cointegration, Foreign direct investment, Economics, Granger causality, China, Causality (physics), Macroeconomics, Econometrics

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