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Regional Disparities of China＇s Economic Development during 1992-2013 --Based on DMSP/OLS Nighttime Lights Data of Cities
2017
Overview
Balanced regional development is essential to China＇s economic stability and efficiency and achievement of the goal to build a moderately prosperous society in all respects. Based on the DMSP/OLS nighttime lights data of 291 cities at or above prefecture level during 1992-2013, this paper examines the regional disparities and trends of Chinese mainland＇s economic development. The findings are as follows： （1） During sample observation period, China＇s overall regional disparities generally declined despite some volatility; China＇s intra-regional disparities have been curbed yet a consistent framework for inter-regional economic coordination is lacking. （2） Southern coastal region contributes a significant share to China＇s overall regional disparities as the developed cities of Guangdong Province did not create a significant spatial spillover effect on neighboring regions. （3） According to the result of spatial Markov transition probability estimation, spatial factor has played a remarkable role in the evolution of China＇s regional economy and proximity to high-level regions will accelerate a region＇s transition toward higher levels.
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