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Spatial econometric analysis of the relationship between economic growth and industrial structure: Industrial complex network perspective

Abstract This paper measured industrial internal correlation, industrial extensibility, industrial stability, industrial centrality, industrial agglomeration and industrial circulation in the concept of industrial structure by the method of industry complex networks. Then we analyzed the influence of industrial structure to economic growth by the spatial econometrics model. The results showed that the spatial factor had significant impact to economic growth and the centrality and circulation had little influence. The impact of agglomeration had the strongest effect while the internal correlation had inhibiting effect. Finally, we proposed policy implications for industrial structure optimization.