摘要
采用DEA-Malmquist指数法,测算1998—2002年和2005—2014年重庆市生产性服务业及各细分行业全要素生产率(TFP)的增长变动情况,完成对生产性服务业细分行业间TFP异质性及其影响因素的分析。结果表明:研究期内重庆市生产性服务业呈粗放型增长,TFP总体表现为负增长,但增速逐渐减缓。TFP的两个主要构成要素技术效率和技术进步在2002年之前和2005年之后对TFP的影响存在差异,1998—2002年,技术效率对TFP起显著推动作用,技术进步的负向作用明显;2005—2014年,技术效率牵制了TFP的增长,技术进步对TFP的正向作用微弱。同时,生产性服务业细分行业的TFP和技术效率均表现出较大的行业异质性,技术进步的行业异质性最小;人力资本、创新投入和对外开放度对细分行业TFP异质性具有显著的负向促进作用,而政府规模的正向影响显著,工业化程度和信息化水平与TFP异质性无明显相关性。
By adopting DEA-Malmquist productivity index,this paper measures the growth rates of total factor productivity(TFP)in Chongqing's producer service and sub-industry in years 1998-2002 and 2005-2014,and analyses the heterogeneity of TFP and its influencing factors in producer service sub-industry.Empirical results show that Chongqing's producer service presents extensive growth,and as a whole the growth rate of TFP is negative but it is slowing down gradually.In years 1998-2002,the technical efficiency promoted the growth of TFP significantly but the technical progress acted as a negative stimulus to it.In years 2005-2014,the technical efficiency had a bad effect on the growth of TFP and technical progress’positive effect on it was getting weak.Meanwhile,the TFP and technical efficiency of the producer service sub-industry show greater industry heterogeneity,and the industry heterogeneity of technological progress is minimal.In addition,human capital,innovation input and the degree of openness have a significantly negative impact on the TFP heterogeneity of the sub-industry,and the size of government has a significantly positive impact on it,while there is no significant correlation between the level of industrialization and informatization,and TFP heterogeneity.
作者
刘军跃
王国栋
田盛文
杨雪程
LIU Junyue;WANG Guodong;TIAN Shengwen;YANG Xuecheng(College of Management,Chongqing University of Technology,Chongqing 400054,China)
出处
《重庆理工大学学报(社会科学)》
CAS
2018年第4期51-61,共11页
Journal of Chongqing University of Technology(Social Science)
基金
重庆市教委人文社会科学项目"低碳发展视角下长江经济带产业结构升级研究"(17SKG135)
关键词
生产性服务业
细分行业
全要素生产率
异质性
producer service
sub-industry
total factor productivity
heterogeneity