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Research on effects of input servitization on export technological complexity of manufacturing industry of China

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Based on measurement of export technological complexity and input servitization level in the manufacturing industry of China from 2006 to 2015, the effects of onshore and offshore input servitization on export technological complexity of manufacturing industry were discussed based on the panel data model by combining industrial heterogeneity. Results demonstrated that offshore input servitization has significant positive effects on export technological complexity of manufacturing industry and onshore input servitization can inhibit export technological complexity slightly. Input servitization can promote the export technological complexity to a limited extent. All of these influences have industrial heterogeneity.

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  1. The food industry cover covers farm and sideline food processing industry, food manufacturing industry and manufacturing industry. The base metal industry covers metal products, black metal smelting and delayed process as well as non-ferrous metal metallurgy and delayed processing. The universal and dedicated device industry includes the universal device manufacturing industry and dedicated device manufacturing industry. The transportation industry includes automobile industry, railway, ship, aerospace and other transportation device manufacturing industries.

  2. These 48 countries are America, Germany, British, Switzerland, Italy, France, Canada, Norway, Australia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Bulgaria, Ireland, Luxembourg, Greece, Sweden, Denmark, Mexico, Belgium, Singapore, Spain, Portugal, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Finland, Austria, Israel, Estonia, Romania, Chile, Lithuania, Turkey, Argentina, Czech, Mexico, Japan, Korea, China, Russia, Brazil, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria and Indonesia.

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The corresponding author acknowledges the support from the Key project for Excellent Young Teachers in University of Anhui Province (Grant number gxyqZD2016094) and Anhui Social Science Planning Fund Program (Grant number AHSKY2017D04).

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Fang, M., Yang, R. Research on effects of input servitization on export technological complexity of manufacturing industry of China. Des Autom Embed Syst 22, 279–291 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10617-018-9210-7

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