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	China’s Internal Borders: Evidence from the Business Cycle Correlations across Chinese Cities
	Ying Fang ; Li Qi ; Zhongjian Lin
	2013-11-08
出处	http://www.wise.xmu.edu.cn/paperInfor.asp?id=175
英文摘要	We measure the correlations between two cities’ real GDP growth rates (a measure of business cycle correlations) to capture the degree of segmentation across China’s provincial and regional borders. This type of segmentation can be caused by local protectionism as well as other economic and geographic factors that affect business cycle correlations between two cities. After controlling these other factors, we are able to pin down the border effect that is due to local protectionism: administrative border effect. We find that the inter-provincial administrative border effect first rose and then gradually declined in the period between 1991 and 2007. Further, its increase coincided with the introduction of the Tax Sharing System reform, which started in 1994. This administrative border effect declined steadily in recent years as the tax reform was fully instituted. Our analysis shows that China’s reform path (under market-preserving federalism) did not create a persistent provincial “administrative border effect” that debilitated market forces. KEYWORDS: Border effect, Market integration, Business cycle correlation
语种	中文
内容类型	研究报告
源URL	[http://dspace.xmu.edu.cn/handle/2288/56806]
专题	王亚南院－工作文稿
推荐引用方式 GB/T 7714	Ying Fang,Li Qi,Zhongjian Lin   . China’s Internal Borders: Evidence from the Business Cycle Correlations across Chinese Cities. 2013.

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