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. Sectors are populated by final-good producers who differ in productivity levels. Based on productivity and sectoral …

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Assessing the role of technology adoption in China's growth performance

Wirz, Nadja (contributor) - 2008

, several existing growth-accounting studies reveal that impressively high rates of productivity growth have been at the heart … of China's performance. This study investigates to what extent these productivity increases can be explained by …-adoption framework. It can account for roughly 80% of China's productivity gains. -- technological progress ; technology adoption ; TFP …

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