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GAO, YUNING
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A comparative study of the development mode of China's iron and
/ Gao, Yuning; Hu, Angang
Hu, Angang
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2009.
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The development of China's iron and steel industry (ISI) is an important indication of China's industrialization. This paper analyses the industry from the perspectives of historical retrospect, international comparison and sustainable development. We find that China's ISI has made huge progress at the technical level. During the same period of time its over-consumption of resources and impact on the environment has dropped. However, compared with other main developed steel producers, there is still a big gap. Besides, its openness is still much lower than those of other countries.
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China
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Chinese Economy
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China's Iron and Steel Industry
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Development Mode
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Comparative Study
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Accounting and determinants analysis of China's provincial total factor productivity considering carbon emissions
/ Gao, Yuning; Zhang, Meichen; Zheng, Jinghai
Zheng, Jinghai
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One of the most undesirable output of China's rapid economic growth has been increasing carbon emissions. This study measures and analyzes the impact of carbon emissions on China's regional total factor productivity from 2000 to 2017. Using global Malmquist-Luenberger productivity indexes, we re-estimate the provincial total factor productivity taking carbon emission into account, comparing different assumptions of returns to scale and considering the rank reverse issue. The differences of technical progress and efficiency change across Chinese regional economies are also investigated and we found that the former was the primary contributor to improved Chinese provincial productivity performance. In addition, we analyze the influencing factors of productivity based on provincial panel data. Our results indicate that innovation capacity, energy and employment structure had significant impact on the provincial productivities while urbanization had a negative impact. A more sustainable development can be expected by expanding regional investment in R&D, adjusting and optimizing structures of regional industries and energies.
Key Words
Carbon Emission
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Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA)
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Directional Distance Function (DDF)
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Total Factor Productivity (TFP)
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Global Malmquist-Luenberger Index
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