The impact of exports in economic growth Econometric "study in chines economy"

Abstract

The research aims to study the impact of exports on the economic growth of China during the period from 1978 to 2020 through an econometric study in which the researcher used the least squares model finding that an increase in the proportion of exports of advanced technology to total exports of manufactured goods in the export structure by (1%) leads to an increase in the annual growth rate of goods and services exports by (1,735%) which is statistically significant in (5%), and through the use of the model Auto regression Distribution lag (ARDL) shows that there is a statistically significant relationship (5%) between each of the exports and economic growth in China in the short term, while there is no statistically significant relationship (5%) between each of the exports and economic growth in China in the long term. And while it recommends the need to pay attention to exports of advanced technology, and to follow the policy of encouraging exports with the need to keep pace with the policy of substituting imports.