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Evidence based measuring analysis of energy surety for steady growth of economy in China

Name: Evidence based measuring analysis of energy surety for steady growth of economy in China
Keywords: Energy consumption, Risk, Co-integration examination, Granger causality

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2008 Australia chi Publisher:Tsinghua Tongfang Knowledge Network Technology Co.

Authors: Lao, Guohong; He, Yaqun; Wei, Hua; Wang, Shuzhen; Zuo, Weiran;

Evidence based measuring analysis of energy surety for steady growth of economy in China

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Co-integration analysis and Granger causality test were applied in this paper,using the panel statistical data of annual macro-economy in year 1978～2006,the dependent relation between the amount of China energy consumption and gross domestic product was checked.In the further step,an analysis was made to prove the correlation between different industry economic growth and energy consumption in China.An evidence-based study showed that co-integration relation exists between the gross of China energy consumption and the GDP,and the two variables possess bi-directional causality.The energy consumption for the secondary industry has a markedly stimulative effect.This paper also explained the short-term behavior of energy demands by error correcting model.

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Energy consumption, Risk, Co-integration examination, Granger causality

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