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An Alternative Method How to Measure Impact of the Intensive and Extensive Factors on the GDP Change and Its Application on the Us and China GDP Development
Mihola, Jiří; Wawrosz, Petr - In: Politická ekonomie 2014 (2014) 5, pp. 583-604
The article presents an alternative method to growth accounting. It makes it possible to express the effect of change in the quantity of inputs as well as the effect of the productivity of inputs (i.e. technological changes) on the change of GDP for all possible typologies of input/output...
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The Impact of Volatility on Growth in China
Laurenceson, James - In: Frontiers of Economics in China 5 (2010) 4, pp. 527-536
the volatility of growth has had an impact on the trend rate of growth. In doing so it aims to promote a better … trend rate of growth might have been even higher had the government and central bank been better able to offset volatility …. Utilizing a GARCH-M model, the results of the empirical analysis suggest that the impact of volatility has been either positive …
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Konjunkturzyklen und Konjunkturforschung in China = Business cycles and cycle analysis in China
Reichl, Bettina; Schönherr, Siegfried; Markus (Hrsg.) Taube - ifo Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung an der …
Im vorliegenden Band werden Beiträge aus einem Projekt zur Konjunkturthematik in China präsentiert. Er ist in drei Teile gegliedert. Ein erster Teil befasst sich mit den Besonderheiten Chinas bezüglich zyklischer Entwicklungen, Teil zwei präsentiert den Kenntnisstand zu Konjunkturtest- und...
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Are house prices too high in China?
Shen, Ling - In: China Economic Review 23 (2012) 4, pp. 1206-1210
This short note defines a new measurement of housing affordability in terms of permanent income. Using this new measurement, we find that housing affordability in China is very strong relative to other developed economies, although the ratio of housing prices to current income in China is much...
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"Made in China" - How Does it Affect Measures of Competitiveness?
Benkovskis, Konstantins; Woerz, Julia - Latvijas Banka - 2014
We propose a comprehensive analysis of a country's price and non-price competitiveness that accounts for changes in the value added content of trade by combining two datasets – highly disaggregated trade data from UN Comtrade and internationally integrated supply and use tables from the WIOD....
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“Made in China” – How Does it Affect Measures of Competitiveness?
Benkovskis, Konstantins; Wörz, Julia - Oesterreichische Nationalbank - 2014
We propose a comprehensive analysis of a country’s price and non-price competitiveness that accounts for changes in the value added content of trade by combining two datasets – highly disaggregated trade data from UN Comtrade with internationally integrated Supply and Use Tables from the...
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A multi-fuel, multi-sector and multi-region approach to index decomposition: An application to China's energy consumption 1995–2010
Ma, Chunbo - In: Energy Economics 42 (2014) C, pp. 9-16
Index Decomposition Analysis (IDA) has been extensively applied in studies of energy consumption and energy-related emissions. Most have focused on the impacts of industrial structural change and technology progress and a few have also looked at inter-fuel substitution. There has been no study...
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Regional Price Differences in Urban China 1986-2001: Estimation and Implication
Gong, Cathy Honge; Meng, Xin - Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA) - 2008
Despite the intensive efforts made by economists to examine regional income inequality in China, limited attention has been paid to disentangle the contribution of regional price differentials. This paper examines regional price differential in urban China over the period 1986 to 2001. Spatial...
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Comparing China and India: Is the dividend of economic reforms polarized?
Basu, Sudip Ranjan - In: European Journal of Comparative Economics 6 (2009) 1, pp. 57-99
The paper compares the economic performance of China and India during the period of their ongoing reform policies. It develops a new measure of development, namely, a development quality index (DQI), to compare performance of China and India. The results show that national-level development...
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Spatial Price Differences in China: Estimates and Implications
Brandt, Loren; Holz, Carsten - EconWPA - 2005
Prices differ across space: from province to province, from rural (or urban) areas in one province to rural (or urban) areas in another province, and from rural to urban areas within one province. Systematic differences in prices across a range of goods and services in different localities imply...
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