The Nexus of FDI, R&amp;D, and Human Capital on Chinese Sustainable Development: Evidence from a Two-Step Approach

Park, Sang Do

doi:10.3390/su10062063

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“…(We confirmed that the words with TF-IDF rankings of over 50 were not significantly correlated with cultural exchange. We also empirically confirmed that the number of appropriate words in the visualization process was 50-120 [40,41]. Therefore, the threshold of 50 words was deemed important for analyzing the level of cultural exchange between the two countries (see Table 2).…”

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Smart, Sustainable and Citizen Centered: A Network Analysis of Urban R&D Trends in Seoul, South Korea

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Although it is now recognized that place matters for urban development policy, most case studies focusing on particular cities tend to adopt a high-level perspective that imperfectly captures the full spectrum of context-relevant urban development issues. This study applies semantic network analysis to a corpus of 13,852 accepted R&D project proposals on issues related to the urban development of Seoul, South Korea. Through our analysis, we highlight important research trends and also make connections between these trends and the policy orientation and priorities of successive mayoral administrations over a period of 16 years. Although the results suggest that there is significant overlap between policy orientation and scientific research activity, the interests of research scientists cannot be reduced entirely to political priorities. The study contributes to the literature by fusing the place-based approach to urban development studies with the computational content analysis methodology. We raise several questions for future research, including questions about the relationship between policy priorities, scientific research, and academic research.

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Smart, Sustainable and Citizen Centered: A Network Analysis of Urban R&D Trends in Seoul, South Korea

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“…We employed VECM to detect causality among variables of the model in the long-run and short-run by following the approach adopted by the prior studies of M Belloumi [21], and G Erdal, H Erdal, and K Esengün [49]. Furthermore, we employed the variance decomposition (VDC) test to have more consistent results by following the prior study conducted by S-D Park [62].…”

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Foreign Direct Investment in the Power and Energy Sector, Energy Consumption, and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Pakistan

Latief

Lefen

2019

Sustainability

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Pakistan significantly contributes to the overall economy of South Asia, but, for many years, it has been facing a severe energy crisis. Despite the robust economic growth and a sharp increase in energy demand, no deliberate efforts have been made to meet the energy demand of the country. Similar to other developing countries, foreign direct investment (FDI) plays a key role in the economic development of this country. Pakistan receives FDI from many countries in various sectors of the economy. This paper aims to highlight the present situation of the power and energy sector of Pakistan (PESP), and empirically analyze the causality among the FDI in the power and energy sector, the energy consumption, and the economic growth of Pakistan for the period 1990–2017. The Johansen co-integration and Granger causality tests were employed to find the causal relationships among the variables of interest in the short-run and the long-run. The sector-wise flow of FDI reveals that the power and energy sector of Pakistan (PESP) has comparatively received a higher amount of FDI than other sectors of the economy in recent years. Furthermore, trends of energy production and energy usage reveal a substantial gap in previous years. The results confirm a positive bi-directional short-run causal relationship between economic growth and energy consumption. The results also reveal the presence of long-run causality in the equation of energy consumption. Considering the current situation of PESP, policy-makers should formulate policies to attain the minimum debt level and discourage loan-based investment. Such policies would be helpful to control the severe energy crisis and increase economic growth.

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“…As a proof in this sense, after a complex query of the SCOPUS database (using key phrases "FDI", "economic growth", "text mining" etc. ), only 3 articles (out of more than 70 millions documents) that corresponded to the search criteria resulted (Park, 2018;Kumari & Kumar Sharma, 2017;Bruhn et al, 2016), but none of them addressed all aspects of this research at the same time (either focusing only on the relationship between "foreign direct investment" and "economic growth", without having a bibliometric approach; or using the text mining technique, but focusing on infrastructure instead of foreign direct investments etc. ).…”

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Bibliometric Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth Relationship. A Research Agenda

Cicea

Marinescu

2020

Journal of Business Economics and Management

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The relationship between foreign direct investment and economic growth is a relationship that has long been studied in the economic literature, of particular importance for the economic and social development of any nation. The main objective of this paper is to analyze the scientific output in this scientific area, based on a bibliometric analysis, in order to identify some trends and to explain some phenomena within the economic reality. The paper analyzed 2281 documents from the Scopus database, using tools provided by the aforementioned database, VOSViewer and Citespace software. The analysis was carried out on several levels: typology of information dissemination, thematic area of publications, temporal/geographical distribution of documents and their scientific content. Among the findings authors can mention that the connection between foreign direct investment and economic growth is very strong (according to the cluster analysis in VOSViewer); consequently, the focus of the authors migrated from general economic aspects of the relationship to the elements of ecology and environmental protection. Going deeper with the analysis, conducting two parallel analysis of the papers with highest citation burst and keywords with highest citation strength values, some interesting trends were found in the relationship between foreign direct investment and economic growth.

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The Nexus of FDI, R&D, and Human Capital on Chinese Sustainable Development: Evidence from a Two-Step Approach

Cited by 20 publications

References 64 publications

Smart, Sustainable and Citizen Centered: A Network Analysis of Urban R&D Trends in Seoul, South Korea

Smart, Sustainable and Citizen Centered: A Network Analysis of Urban R&D Trends in Seoul, South Korea

Foreign Direct Investment in the Power and Energy Sector, Energy Consumption, and Economic Growth: Empirical Evidence from Pakistan

Bibliometric Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth Relationship. A Research Agenda

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