日本在华直接投资对中日贸易的影响_基于制造业

2006 5 No. 5. 2006 149 Contemporary Economy of Japan VoI.149 日本在华直接投资对中日贸易的影响： 基于制造业行业的分析 A The Impact of Japan’s Direct Investment in China on Sino-Japan TradeBased on an Analysis of the Manufacturing Sector WANG Hong-qing (Department of International Trade, Henan Institute of Finance and Economics, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450002) Abstract This paper is devoted to a study of the impact of Japan’s direct investment in China on Sino-Japan trade. The study, adopting the Panel Data Model and OLS regression methods, is based on such data as of the accumulative sum of Japan’s direct investment in eight of China’s manufacturing branches from 1989 to 2003 and of the trade volumes between China and Japan in these eight manufacturing branches. The study has found that, since the 1990s, Japan’s direct investment in China has mostly promoted the trade between the two countries in a positive way, which contributed more to China’s export to Japan than China’s import from Japan. The study has also found that, except the textile industry, Japan’s direct investment in various manufacturing industries in China has helped the import and export trade of all industries in China.