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Broadberry, Guan and Li (2018) made estimates for China's GDP per capita from 980 to 1840 in order to date the onset of the Great Divergence between China and western European economies. In response to Solar's (2021) criticisms, they (2021) made some revisions to the estimates but largely...
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China's official real GDP growth has held surprisingly stable in recent years. As national GDP figures influence both policy analysis and political decisions, the GDP growth rate of the massive Chinese economy has also great international implications. Taking the nominal GDP growth and price...
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It is important to understand the growth process under way in China. However, analyses of Chinese growth became increasingly more difficult after the real GDP doubling target was announced in 2012 and the official real GDP statistics lost their fluctuations. With a dataset covering 31 Chinese...
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We build China’s national production function based on national accounting data since 1997, when China primarily transformed from the Planned economy to Market. By proxying and measuring stocks of human capital(HC), physical capital and the efficiency units, as well as government expenditure...
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I estimate the impact of China's GDP on Korean exports to the world and Korean exports to China based on the VAR model. It is found that the responses of Korean exports to shocks in China's GDP are very different by export type (exports of raw materials, capital goods, and consumption goods)....
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This study investigates China's new economy to estimate the impacts of China on Asian countries. For the period between 1995 and 2015, the Korea GDP increases by an average of approximately 3.34 percent and the Japanese GDP increases by approximately 0.11 percent for every one percent increase...
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