Add to ORKGThe paper investigates the determinants of productivity growth in China. It also analyses the sustainability of the country’s industrial growth by estimating sectoral productivity, accounting for energy usage and emission since the start of the market-oriented reforms in the late 1970s. The growth accounting analysis indicates that productivity is the most significant driver of growth. Energy and capital are also important factors promoting China’s industrial growth. The substantial productivity improvement of China’s industry is attributable more to high-tech light industrial sectors. Heavy industry, characterized by high energy emission levels, lags behind in terms of productivity and overall technical change
This research aims to study the main influencing factors of China’s industrial carbon productivity b...
Whether the high economic growth of China is sustainable is the matter of interest to the public, go...
Global energy markets and climate change in the twenty first century depend, to an extraordinary ext...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the driving force behind industrial energy productivity ...
Abstract of associated article: Given that different energy inputs play different roles in productio...
The purposes of this paper are to determine the sources of energy productivity growth at the provinc...
Energy use grew at only half the rate of GDP growth in China over 1980-2001, but has grown faster th...
For more than two decades after the ‘opening to the market’ in 1979 China achieved rapid expansion w...
With China’s rapid economic growth, energy-related CO2 emissions have experienced a dramatic increas...
ABSTRACT: This study analyses the decoupling relationship between energy-related CO2 emissions and e...
Using the author’s recently constructed data set, this article measures the productivity performance...
There have been a variety of studies investigating the relative importance of structural change and ...
The continuous entry of new firms and exit of old ones might have substantial effects on productivit...
This paper uses a Directional Distance Function (DDF) and the Malmquist-Luenberger Productivity Inde...
Energy use grew at only half the rate of GDP growth in China over 1980-2001, but has grown faster th...
This research aims to study the main influencing factors of China’s industrial carbon productivity b...
Whether the high economic growth of China is sustainable is the matter of interest to the public, go...
Global energy markets and climate change in the twenty first century depend, to an extraordinary ext...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the driving force behind industrial energy productivity ...
Abstract of associated article: Given that different energy inputs play different roles in productio...
The purposes of this paper are to determine the sources of energy productivity growth at the provinc...
Energy use grew at only half the rate of GDP growth in China over 1980-2001, but has grown faster th...
For more than two decades after the ‘opening to the market’ in 1979 China achieved rapid expansion w...
With China’s rapid economic growth, energy-related CO2 emissions have experienced a dramatic increas...
ABSTRACT: This study analyses the decoupling relationship between energy-related CO2 emissions and e...
Using the author’s recently constructed data set, this article measures the productivity performance...
There have been a variety of studies investigating the relative importance of structural change and ...
The continuous entry of new firms and exit of old ones might have substantial effects on productivit...
This paper uses a Directional Distance Function (DDF) and the Malmquist-Luenberger Productivity Inde...
Energy use grew at only half the rate of GDP growth in China over 1980-2001, but has grown faster th...
This research aims to study the main influencing factors of China’s industrial carbon productivity b...
Whether the high economic growth of China is sustainable is the matter of interest to the public, go...
Global energy markets and climate change in the twenty first century depend, to an extraordinary ext...