2007Journal of Hunan UniversityRequires access

Cointegration Test for Logistics and Economic Growth

Xiaoying Qian

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Using the data of logistics development and investment of fixed assets,GDP from 1980 to 2005,this paper analyzed their relation with Cointegration test and Granger-causality test.The result indicated that there was a longterm equilibrium among them,and China's logistics and investment of fixed assets played an important role in economic growth.

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Using the data of logistics development and investment of fixed assets,GDP from 1980 to 2005,this paper analyzed their relation with Cointegration test and Granger-causality test.The result indicated that there was a longterm equilibrium among them,and China's logistics and investment of fixed assets played an important role in economic growth.

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Using the data of logistics development and investment of fixed assets,GDP from 1980 to 2005,this paper analyzed their relation with Cointegration test and Granger-causality test.The result indicated that there was a longterm equilibrium among them,and China's logistics and investment of fixed assets played an important role in economic growth.

Key concepts: Cointegration, Granger causality, Economics, Investment (military), Fixed asset, China, Test (biology), Econometrics

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