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Urbanization, Industrialization and Service Industries Agglomeration: Evidence from Panel Data of Chinese Provincial Regions
Abstract
From a perspective of the historical evolution and logic analysis, urbanization has provided the development of service industries with the carrier and power, while industrialization has laid the foundation and put forward the needs for it. This paper carries out an empirical analysis to test the influence of urbanization and industrialization on service industries agglomeration with panel data of Chinese provincial regions from 2004 to 2009; the results indicate that both of them have significant positive impact on service industries agglomeration.
Key words: Service industries agglomeration; Panel data; Urbanization; Industrialization
Du point de vue de l'évolution historique et l'analyse logique, l'urbanisation a fourni le développement des industries de service avec le transporteur et le pouvoir, tandis que l'industrialisation a jeté les bases et mettre en avant les besoins pour elle. Ce document effectue une analyse empirique pour tester l'influence de l'urbanisation et l'industrialisation sur les industries de services d'agglomération avec les données de panel des régions de la province chinoise de 2004 à 2009, les résultats indiquent que les deux ont un impact positif significatif sur les industries de services d'agglomération.
Mots-clés: Les industries des services d'agglomération; Données des paneaux; L'urbanisation; L'industrialisation
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.css.1923669720110704.Z526
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