Analysis of the Formation Mechanism of Competitiveness of Shipbuilding Industry in China

Yujing HE, Xinhua QIAN

Abstract


The paper based on the analysis of the competitiveness of existing shipbuilding industry, China’s shipbuilding industry competitiveness can be divided into potential competitiveness and dominant competitiveness, by diamond model and causal analysis paradigm. Potential competitiveness formed by 5 indicators, demand for production factors, status, and the ancillary industries, industrial organization structure, and government policy; dominant competitiveness show as the shipbuilding’s market power. Combined with the present situation of China’s shipbuilding industry development, the paper will analysis the formation mechanism of shipbuilding industrial competitiveness in China using the data collected by questionnaire survey, based on structural equation model.
Key words: Shipbuilding industry; Competitiveness; Formation mechanism; Structural equation model

Keywords


Shipbuilding industry; Competitiveness; Formation mechanism; Structural equation model

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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