Empirical Study on Service Industrial Agglomeration and Regional Economic Growth
Chen Li-tai
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Chen Li-tai
Abstract
Based on the level of service industrial agglomeration calculations,this paper tests the relations between the service industrial agglomeration and regional economic growth by using the panel data of each province from 2000 to 2007. The results show that: It's negative correlation between the service industrial agglomeration and regional economic growth.,and to the control variables, the human capital level,the townsfolk's disposable income and the service capital is positive correlation with the regional economic growth. But the government intervention is negative correlation with the regional economic growth. The reason might be: The role of service specialization is more important than diversity,which is closely related to the role of the government.
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Based on the level of service industrial agglomeration calculations,this paper tests the relations between the service industrial agglomeration and regional economic growth by using the panel data of each province from 2000 to 2007. The results show that: It's negative correlation between the service industrial agglomeration and regional economic growth.,and to the control variables, the human capital level,the townsfolk's disposable income and the service capital is positive correlation with the regional economic growth. But the government intervention is negative correlation with the regional economic growth. The reason might be: The role of service specialization is more important than diversity,which is closely related to the role of the government.
Key concepts: Economies of agglomeration, Economic interventionism, Panel data, Economic geography, Human capital, Service (business), Tertiary sector of the economy, Economics