Titlebook: Openness, Economic Growth and Regional Disparities; The Case of China Yanqing Jiang Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 conver

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978-3-662-51428-3Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014

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Yanqing JiangBased on a rigorous theoretical framework.Applies various statistical and econometric methods.Employs rich and comprehensive data.Provides in-depth discussions of related topics.Written for a broad ra

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Openness, Human Capital, and Productivity Growth in the Chinese Regions,irect, dynamic impacts on output through its growth and convergence effects on total factor productivity. Our analysis also shows that regional openness has a growth effect on regional total factor productivity in China.

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Inputs Beyond Capital and Labor, the Neoclassical Growth Framework, and Limits to Growth in China,ritical constraint on China’s long-run sustainable economic growth. Also, in this study of the Chinese provinces, regression results from our panel data method have implied much higher rates of conditional convergence in per capita output, compared with related cross-section estimations.

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Industry Mix and Interregional Disparities in China,dition, our findings also suggest that regional openness facilitates structural change in terms of labor moving from the agricultural to the manufacturing sector, and that poorer regions tend to experience a faster process of such structural change, which, in turn, contributes to convergence across

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Strategic Interaction in Environmental Protection Efforts among Chinese Provincial Governments, the provincial governments, as reflected by their levels of the per-unit-of-GDP environmental protection expenditure, are “strategic complements”. Our empirical results also suggest that direct inter-provincial strategic interaction in environmental protection efforts may occur only among contiguou