摘 要: | I. IntroductionThe growth rate in China since 1979 has been one of the highest in the world averagingroughly 8 percent until the end of 2002 (Borensztein and Ostry, 1996; World Bank, 2002).1Part of this growth has been fuelled by the accumulation of labor and capital factor inputs(Koo and Lou, 1999). Another part of this growth has been fuelled by the accumulation oftechnology and codified knowledge through technological diffusion from multi-nationalenterprises and imports (Borensztein and…
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