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JOURNAL OF APPLIED BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS
Measurement of the Matching Degree between the Structure of China’s High-tech Industry and of Technological Resources Input
Author(s): Peigang Liu, Bohdan Pikas, Tenpao Lee, Xianhui Zhang
Citation: Peigang Liu, Bohdan Pikas, Tenpao Lee, Xianhui Zhang, (2017) "Measurement of the Matching Degree between the Structure of China’s High-tech Industry and of Technological Resources Input," Journal of Applied Business and Economics, Vol. 19, Iss.4, pp. 95-106
Article Type: Research paper
Publisher: North American Business Press
Abstract:
Based on general principles of welfare economics, a structure deviation index is constructed for the industry structure and the technological resources input structure. Taking China’s high-tech manufacturing and high-tech service industry from 2004 to 2013 as samples, the research measures the matching degree of the industry structure and the technological resources input structure between hightech manufacturing and high-tech service industry, among high-tech manufacturing sub-industries, and between two high-tech service sub-sectors, respectively. Conclusions are (i) allocation of technological resources between high-tech manufacturing and high-tech service industry is basically efficient; (ii)technological resources efficiency of high-tech manufacturing sub-industries exhibits gradientdifferences; (iii) information transfer, software and information technology services demonstrates longterm and absolute advantages.
