Research on the Credibility Test of China's Economic Growth Data—Theory, Models, and Empirical Tests

Author: Yang Guanqiong
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is a monograph that systematically studies the credibility of China's economic growth statistics using data mining techniques. Based on an in-depth discussion of the theoretical and empirical nature of national economic accounting methods, it comprehensively analyzes and summarizes theories and methods of domestic and international research on the testing of China's economic growth statistics. The book employs co-integration and error correction techniques, data envelopment analysis methods, autoregressive moving average models, and more, to conduct systematic empirical analyses and tests, examining the internal structure of local gross domestic product and its growth rates. The book is rich in content and holds high academic value. It not only holds significant theoretical and practical significance for understanding the relationship between provincial economic aggregates, their growth rates, and related macroeconomic variables, but also holds significant methodological significance for exploring the credibility of economic aggregates and growth rates across different provinces. Furthermore, it holds significant meaning and methodological significance for studying the relationship between public policies and macroeconomic variables. The research methods and techniques used in this book can be widely applied to research on social security, social relief, public health, education, science and technology policies, public administration, public sector performance evaluation, and social capacity development. This book serves as an important reference for researchers in universities and research institutions, as well as for doctoral and master's students, MPA students, and advanced undergraduate students engaged in specialized research and the study of related methods and techniques.