英文摘要 |
This paper employs the approach developed by Glaeser et al.(1992) and Henderson, Kuncoro and Turner (1995) to empirically test the existence of the dynamic externalities in urban producer service industry in Taiwan. The literature on dynamic externalities tests has been primarily focused on the urban manufacturing industry, the present paper on the contrary aims at testing the dynamic externalities in urban producer service industry. The 1986 and 1996 Survey of Industry and Commerce data is employed to construct the variables needed for empirical tests. The major findings include: (1). The total urban service industry receives MAR dynamic economies, Jacobs’ diversity economies, Porter’s local competition diseconomies, and the human capital economies, while it has no external economies associated with the accessibility to international market. (2). The urban producer service industries receive the MAR dynamic economies, Porter’s local competition diseconomies, human capital economies, and the external economies associated with the accessibility to the international airports, but no Jacobs’ diversity economies and the external economies associated with the accessibility to the international seaports. |