中国经济问题 ›› 2024›› Issue (02): 151-.

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生产网络结构与中国经济增长

  

  • 出版日期:2024-03-20 发布日期:2024-05-27

  • Online:2024-03-20 Published:2024-05-27

摘要:

本文通过循环视角下的增长分解和带有生产网络结构的一般均衡模型,构建了国内国际双循环的增长核算体系。其中,国内经济大循环的TFP由投入产出乘数和技术增速共同决定,通过利用WIOD历史数据库和OECD数据库进行实证测算和因素结构分解,研究发现:第一,19652018年国内经济大循环的投入产出乘数的平均值为2.1,达到较高水平。第二,新时代国内经济结构开始向服务化转型,但服务业对制造业的效率补偿不足,使得20152018年投入产出乘数下降了10.56%,经济增速的损失为0.33%。第三,从结构层面看,2012-2018年国内经济大循环的投入产出乘数下降主要是由生产网络结构变化所致,后者可解释其中66%的原因。第四,从美、德、日的工业化结构向服务化转型的经验看,能否提升服务业的效率补偿是转型成功的关键。

关键词: 生产网络结构, 一般均衡, 投入产出乘数, 经济增长

Abstract:

This paper develops a growth accounting framework for the domestic-international double cycle using growth decomposition from a cyclical perspective and a general equilibrium model with a production network structure in which the Total Factor Productivity (TFP) of the domestic economic cycle is jointly determined by the input-output multiplier and technological growth rate. According to empirical measurements and factor structure decomposition using the WIOD historical database and the OECD database, the study finds that: (1) the average input-output multiplier of the domestic economic cycle from 1965-2018 was 2.1, reaching a high level. (2) the domestic economy is transitioning towards a service-oriented structure in the new era, but the service sector does not fully compensate for the efficiency loss of the manufacturing industry, resulting in a 10.56% decline in the input-output multiplier between 2015-2018 and a 0.33% loss in economic growth. (3) On a structural level, the decline in the input-output multiplier of the domestic economic cycle between 2012-2018 was mainly due to changes in the production network structure, the later explaining 66% of it. (4) drawing from the experiences of the United States, Germany, and Japan in transitioning from industrialization to structural servitization improving the efficiency compensation of the service industry is the key to the success of transformation.

Key words:

Production network structure, general equilibrium, input-output multiplier, economic growth