Empirical analysis of Xinjiang’s bilateral trade: Gravity model approach

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Xuegang Chen
Zhaoping Yang
Xuling Liu
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[1] Chinese Academy of Sciences,Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography
[2] Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences,undefined
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trade gravity model; extended trade gravity model; bilateral trade; Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO); Xinjiang;
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Based on the basic trade gravity model and Xinjiang’s practical situation, new explanatory variables (GDP, GDPpc and SCO) are introduced to build an extended trade gravity model fitting for Xinjiang’s bilateral trade. From the empirical analysis of this model, it is proposed that those three variables affect the Xinjiang’s bilateral trade positively. Whereas, geographic distance is found to be a significant factor influencing Xinjiang’s bilateral trade negatively. Then, by the extended trade gravity model, this article analyzes the present trade situation between Xinjiang and its main trade partners quantitatively in 2004. The results indicate that Xinjiang cooperates with its most trade partners successfully in terms of present economic scale and developing level. Xinjiang has established successfully trade partnership with Central Asia, Central Europe and Eastern Europe, Western Europe, East Asia and South Asia. However, the foreign trade development with West Asia is much slower. Finally, some suggestions on developing Xinjiang’s foreign trade are put forward.
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