2021
DOI: 10.1155/2021/5594080
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[Retracted] Grey Correlation Analysis of Economic Growth and Cultural Industry Competitiveness

Abstract: The influence of cultural industry competitiveness on economic growth is analyzed by using grey relational degree method. Then, the influence of cultural industry on the three industries is analyzed and compared in the same way. On this basis, further from the cultural industry, the impacts of core layer, outer layer, and related layer on economic growth were compared and analyzed. Finally, the economic growth model is used to measure the impact of investment, labor, and innovation in cultural industry on econ… Show more

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“…It is assumed that the marginal product efficiency of capital is increasing, thus introducing financial factors. Letting the total rural output be Y , the marginal product efficiency of capital be A , and the capital stock be K [ 10 ]. …”
Section: Advanced Ict In the Internet Of Thingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is assumed that the marginal product efficiency of capital is increasing, thus introducing financial factors. Letting the total rural output be Y , the marginal product efficiency of capital be A , and the capital stock be K [ 10 ]. …”
Section: Advanced Ict In the Internet Of Thingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gray correlation analysis is a mathematical and statistical analysis method that uses gray correlation degrees to describe the strength, magnitude, and order of the relationship between factors [ 32 ]. In this paper, there were many factors influencing decision-making in moral dilemmas, and the size and physical significance of the influencing factors indicators were different, which met the data requirements of gray correlation analysis.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cross-country comparative studies have found that economic inequality induces a downward shift in subjective class status [39], reduces people's class identity, and the more unequal income the poor are, the more likely they are to categorize themselves as being in the lower social class [40]. Similarly, domestic studies have found that when asset inequality increases along with rising housing prices, people's social class identity is more and more affected by assets such as housing [41].…”
Section: The Relationship Between Social Media Exposure and Subjectiv...mentioning
confidence: 99%