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Contribution of FDI to Employment in FDI Firms and SOFI Firms in China
03. 10. 30.
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박승록, Xinzhong Lee

요약문
This study examines the effects of foreign direct investment (FDI) and state-owned fixed asset investment (SOFI) on the employment in China using the standard Hamiltonian function. It is found that FDI inflows from countries that are closely related with mainland China or newly industrialized countries (NICs) exhibit positive effects on employment in secondary industries, while FDI inflows from developed countries show positive influences on employment in tertiary industries. The paper also compares the effects of labor-intensive and capital-intensive FDI inflows on employment.
목차
Ⅰ. Introduction
Ⅱ. Literature Review of Previous Studies of Employment in China
Ⅲ. Contribution of FDI to Employment of China
Ⅳ. Empirical Analysis of Effects of FDI inflows on Employment of China
1. Model and Assumptions of Labor Demand and FDI Firms’ Activities in China
2. Empirical Model of Effects of FDI and SOFI Stock on Employment in the Primary, Secondary
and Tertiary Industry in China
3. Empirical Model of Effects of Fixed Asset Investment from Hong Kong, Macaoand Taiwan,
and from other Developed Countries on Employment in the Secondary and Tertiary Industries
in China
4. Main Results and Interpretations of Models
Ⅴ. Conclusions
Ⅵ. Policy Implications
Appendix
References
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