Exploring the Classification and Restructuring of Chemical Industrial Cities in China: The Perspectives of Sectoral and Spatial Differences
Table 3
Estimation of industrial locations in China and the regions, 2003.
Variables
Nationwide
Northeastern
Eastern
Central
Western
Num.
Val.
Num.
Val.
Num.
Val.
Num.
Val.
Num.
Val.
C
−6.782
−0.191
−7.756
−0.083
−19.048
−0.434
10.492
0.062
−7.756
−0.083
MAR
0.061
3.15E − 04
0.058
2.82E − 04
0.133
0.001
0.023
7.65E − 05
0.058
2.82E − 04
RES
10.801
0.239
−0.838
0.04
4.229
0.336
−6.484
0.006
−0.838
0.04
GEO
11.632
0.109
0.768
0.04
22.822
0.116
−17.288
0.155
0.768
0.04
TEC
39.705
0.425
31.113
0.298
28.307
0.443
68.363
0.189
0.525
0.002
POR
0.027
2.37E − 04
−0.013
5.01E − 06
0.025
2.18E − 04
0.015
4.21E − 05
31.113
0.298
REG
0.011
0.003
0.017
4.31E − 04
−0.096
0.005
0.087
3.20E − 04
0.017
4.31E − 04
FDI
0.027
4.11E − 04
0.525
0.002
−0.152
0.001
−0.019
−0.004
−0.013
5.01E − 06
R2
0.642
0.654
0.513
0.405
0.663
0.669
0.151
0.186
0.513
0.655
N
285
285
34
34
85
85
80
80
86
86
Symbols ,, and denote significance levels of 0.1, 0.05, and 0.01, respectively. Num. = number of chemical firms; Val. = output value of the chemical industry.
