Dynamic interaction between outward foreign direct investment and home country industrial upgrading: Regional differences in China

Wang, Mei Ling; Pang, Si Lu; Feng, Wang; Guo, Xin; He, Zheng Xia

doi:10.1111/grow.12548

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“…(4) FDI plays a decisive role in the economy of developing countries such as China. It interacts with the upgrading of industrial structure and has regional heterogeneity [32,33]. Therefore, using the panel threshold model, this paper further tested the threshold effect of China's overall sample and sub-regional samples.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

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Regional Logistics Industry High-Quality Development Level Measurement, Dynamic Evolution, and Its Impact Path on Industrial Structure Optimization: Finding from China

Chen

Zhang

2022

Sustainability

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This paper measures the high-quality development level of China’s regional logistics using the comprehensive evaluation method of entropy right TOPSIS. It was found that the high-quality development level of the logistics industry in most provinces of China was effectively improved during the sample observation period. Secondly, the dynamic evolution process and correlation degree are analyzed through kernel-density estimation and the grey correlation-degree method. This study reveals that upgrading the industrial structure is closely correlated with the high-quality growth of regional logistics in China. The overall sample level has a favorable promoting influence and regional variability. Finally, the panel threshold model is constructed to analyze the influence mechanism. The improvement of the industrial structure is impacted by the high-quality growth of the logistics industry, which has the threshold effect of foreign direct investment (FDI).

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Regional Logistics Industry High-Quality Development Level Measurement, Dynamic Evolution, and Its Impact Path on Industrial Structure Optimization: Finding from China

Chen

Zhang

2022

Sustainability

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“…According to Chen et al [14], China's continued economic and social growth with sustainable rural development could be better served by integrating the regional urbanization mode, emphasizing the urban structure. Wang et al [15] also stated that the regional development rates in China vary considerably; therefore, the country could take advantage of favorable businesses and industries and overseas investors as per the local conditions. To integrate these tactics, the country must ensure free resource flow between the urban and rural areas [16].…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Development of Rural Regions in China: Evidence of Industry Integration by the Residents of Yongan Village (Quanzhou City, China)

Wang

Tian

2023

Sustainability

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This study aims to probe the sustainable development issues in Chinese rural regions. It analyzes the primary, secondary, and tertiary industries by considering the experiences of Yongan village in Quanzhou, China, as a case study. Integrating primary, secondary, and tertiary industries is essential to promoting rural areas’ transformation, upgrading, and development. Yongan village in Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, China, has attempted to integrate primary, secondary, and tertiary industries. Yongan village has creatively practiced the development model of “1 + 3 + 2” (from the primary industry to the tertiary industry and then to the secondary industry). Based on the exploration of Yongan village’s experience, it is proposed to design a program for integrating primary, secondary, and tertiary industries. The study of Yongan village example will enrich the related theories and provide theoretical guidance and practical reference for related practices in rural areas in China and other developing countries. This study’s novelty is that it offers a unique rural development model based on “1 + 3 + 2”. The tertiary industry’s development precedes the secondary industry, paving the way for agro-tourism that leads to the sustainable development of the rural regions with sustained economic activity accelerated by rising tourist inflow.

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“…Generally speaking, the secondary industry contains more high-pollution and carbon-intensive companies than others, leading to a high demand for funds and resource support. On the one hand, the change from focusing on the secondary industry to developing the tertiary industry can play the role of horizontal structural transformation effect, thus effectively relieving environmental pressure (Wang et al 2021a ). On the other hand, making the tertiary industry become the main driving force for economic growth will induce the reverse structural transformation effect, contributing to sustainable development in the next stage (Baymul and Sen 2020 ; Bräutigam and Tang 2014 ; Gnidchenko 2021 ; OECD 2012 ).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

The role of OFDI in home-country pollution: insights from LMDI and 3SLS approaches

Liu

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Under the global climate crisis, harnessing investment for sustainable development is a practical and effective measure for international society. Based on the logarithmic mean Divisia index (LMDI) decomposition and three-stage least squares (3SLS) structural approaches, this study explores the home-country pollution reduction effect of Chinese OFDI activities using the city-level panel data from 2007 to 2019. The findings of this study indicate that (1) China has made a remarkable achievement in PM2.5 pollution reduction and governance, especially from the year 2012. (2) The OFDI activities can significantly decrease the home-country PM 2.5 pollution. With every 1% increase in OFDI flows, the overall pollution level will decrease by 0.76%. (3) Compared with the scale mechanism, the technology and composition mechanism effects of OFDI flows are more evident in addressing the home-country PM 2.5 pollution. With several related policy implications, this study may fill the lacuna of how to play the role of OFDI activities in the home country, thus promoting sustainable development in the next stage.

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Dynamic interaction between outward foreign direct investment and home country industrial upgrading: Regional differences in China

Cited by 10 publications

References 35 publications

Regional Logistics Industry High-Quality Development Level Measurement, Dynamic Evolution, and Its Impact Path on Industrial Structure Optimization: Finding from China

Regional Logistics Industry High-Quality Development Level Measurement, Dynamic Evolution, and Its Impact Path on Industrial Structure Optimization: Finding from China

Development of Rural Regions in China: Evidence of Industry Integration by the Residents of Yongan Village (Quanzhou City, China)

The role of OFDI in home-country pollution: insights from LMDI and 3SLS approaches

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