December 2, 2025South Asian Journal of Macroeconomics and Public Finance

Exports and Economic Development in Chinese Provinces: The Moderating Role of Foreign Direct Investments

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Economic growth is enhanced by exports in Chinese provinces, while foreign direct investment appears detrimental.
Key finding reveals that net foreign direct investment negatively impacts economic growth rates in the region.
Analysis using dynamic generalized method of moments across 31 provinces from 2000 to 2022 highlights significant economic relationships.
Findings support open economy models, yet question the expected benefits of spillover effects from foreign investments.

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Analysis shows foreign direct investment harms economic growth while exports foster development in Chinese provinces, indicating the relevance of open economy models.

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Thao Phuong Tran (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis shows foreign direct investment harms economic growth while exports foster development in Chinese provinces, indicating the relevance of open economy models.

Exports and Economic Development in Chinese Provinces: The Moderating Role of Foreign Direct Investments

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Exports and Economic Development in Chinese Provinces: The Moderating Role of Foreign Direct Investments

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