hong kong macao and taiwan investment in china empirical analysis of international trade（香港澳门和台湾投资在中国国际贸易实证分析）.docVIP

Hong Kong Macao and Taiwan investment in China Empirical Analysis of International Trade [Abstract] In this paper, 1994-2007 China’s provincial-level parallel panel (panel date statistics, analysis of Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan investment in mainland China international trade for Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan investment, its role in promoting exports than on import role in promoting foreign direct investment and for other purposes, the opposite is true, its role in promoting exports than on imports to promote the role and effect of either export promotion or import promoting effect, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan investment than other countries to promote foreign direct investment effects. [Keywords] Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan investment in mainland China balance of payments A literature review To Mundell on FDI represented an alternative theory of international trade effectively explain the various countries before World War II took place between direct investment. Mundell (Mundell, 1957 that the factor price equalization fully meet the conditions, cross-border flows of capital will completely replace the international trade and investment, thereby reducing the host country’s total trade between the home country. Kojima (kiylshi Kojima, 1978) proposed a complementary FDI and international trade relations, emphasizing the direct investment Not only is capital flows, but including capital, technology, management skills, the overall transfer. Kojima’s model shows that, FDI to expand the scale of international trade and most domestic scholars from a quantitative point of view, such as Ding Wenli (2001), Xi Jun Yang, Wei-Jiang Liu (2002), Xu and even, LAI Ming-yong (2002), Shimin Ying (2002), high Ran (2003), Cuixue Chen and Tang left (2003 and so the use of empirical analysis of FDI and China’s foreign trade showed a positive correlation of. Second, the econometric model and analysis Foreign direct investment in the host country’s balance of paym