Regional capital flows and economic regimes: Evidence from China

Deng, Liuchun; Wang, Boqun

doi:10.1016/j.econlet.2015.10.008

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“…Concerning the control variables, average capital return exerts a significantly positive effect on capital inflows, which conforms to neoclassical economic theory [3]. Consistent with Deng and Wang [29], lagged per capita capital stock has a significantly positive impact, which implies that initial capital accumulation exerts a positive influence on subsequent capital inflows.…”

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confidence: 75%

“…The pattern of international capital flows constitutes a long-standing issue. The existing literature has demonstrated that several factors affect regional capital flows, including capital return [3,6], initial capital abundance [28,29], quality of human capital [3,30,31], cost of labor force [32][33][34], population growth rate [35][36][37][38], resource abundance [39,40], infrastructure [41,42], tax policy [20,43,44], trade openness [11,45,46], financial development [47][48][49], TFP growth [28,50,51], and institutions [7,[52][53][54].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Government Size and Regional Capital Flows in China

Han

Lin

2019

Sustainability

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Capital flows are key variables supporting the sustainability of economic growth. Based on a dataset of 31 provinces in China over 1997–2014, this paper utilizes the system generalized method of moments (System GMM) to investigate the determinants of capital flows and analyses the impact of government size on capital flows. Preliminary results show that government size exerts a negative effect on capital inflows. Specifically, government spending on capital construction and administration crowds out capital inflows significantly, while government spending on science and technology crowds in capital inflows dramatically. In addition, high quality human capital, advanced financial development, and high-level trade openness are conducive to capital inflows. High tax and labor cost impede capital inflows. These results provide proof for China’s government to reduce the size of government spending appropriately and optimize its government expenditure structure for the purpose of crowding in capital inflows.

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confidence: 75%

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Government Size and Regional Capital Flows in China

Han

Lin

2019

Sustainability

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“…E-commerce is regarded as a complete business activity comprising network, enterprise, consumer, commodity, sales, purchase, service, and transaction elements [22] and can be divided into many modes depending on transaction type, including business to business (B2B), business to customer (B2C), business to business to customer (B2B2C), customer to business (C2B, e.g., collective bargaining), customer to customer (C2C, e.g., online auction), online to offline (O2O, e.g., virtual and real integration), and online to mobile (O2M, e.g., mobile business) [23]. These models can be grouped under several e-commerce activity types based on actual operational requirements, such as collaborative commerce [24], cross-border e-commerce, community commerce, and mobile commerce [25]. E-commerce advantages are that spatially separated business activities and transactions can be completed using the network.…”

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confidence: 99%

Detecting the Crisis of Supply Chain Management on E-Commerce for Sustainability Using Q-Technique

Chang

Lin

2021

Sustainability

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Detecting the crisis of supply chain management is an important subject for the sustainable management of e-commerce. The purpose of this study was to explore the application of Q-technique to the detection of supply chain crises in the imported food industry under the influence of COVID-19. Literature analysis, expert consultation, and Q-technique methods were adopted. We used an expert consultation and questionnaire survey combined with Q-technique using the imported food industry in Taiwan as an example. Fifteen business owners were interviewed to identify priorities for supply chain crises, and 137 questionnaires were collected to determine the strength of each item. By investigating suppliers, distributors, wholesalers, platform operators, online sellers, and logistics operators, this study obtained the priority of supply chain crisis items and the strength of factors for each item. The results show that Q-technique can effectively detect the crisis of cross-border supply chain management, clarifying import food industry e-commerce supply chain crisis items and determining their priority and strength, to help enterprises make emergency decisions regarding supply chain operation, and they can also be used as a reference for enterprises to respond to the crisis.

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“…In the context of China, Brandt et al (2013) provide stylized facts of factor misallocation across time, space, and sector in China. Although there exist several studies that attempt to address resource misallocation existing in China, most of them focus only on domestic factors, government involvement, and specific policies (Tan et al, 2015;Deng & Wang, 2016;Chen, 2019;Cong et al, 2019). To the best of our knowledge, there seem to be very few existing studies which have directly considered the impact of China's internationalization via OFDI on the internal resource allocation, especially from the micro-level perspective.…”

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Outward FDI and efficiency in within-firm resource allocation – Evidence from firm-level data of China

Chen

Guo

et al. 2021

Journal of Asian Economics

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With the rapid expansion of outward foreign direct investment (OFDI) in China over the last two decades, OFDI has become an increasingly important way of internationalization for firms. This paper documents how firms' OFDI and its different patterns may affect their internal resource allocation efficiency by adopting PSM-DID method and using firm-level data of China. Our results show that China's OFDI significantly improves the overall efficiency of resource allocation within enterprises, which has a time lag effect. Furthermore, we find that different patterns of firms' OFDI display significant heterogeneity in their performances. All results remain robust when we replace key variables with different indexes, change the matching method, recalculate parameter, and change the sample size. The key implication of the paper is that both the value and the pattern of OFDI of Chinese enterprises do have significant influences on its internal resource allocation.

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Regional capital flows and economic regimes: Evidence from China

Cited by 9 publications

References 17 publications

Government Size and Regional Capital Flows in China

Government Size and Regional Capital Flows in China

Detecting the Crisis of Supply Chain Management on E-Commerce for Sustainability Using Q-Technique

Outward FDI and efficiency in within-firm resource allocation – Evidence from firm-level data of China

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