نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی
عنوان مقاله English
نویسندگان English
Growth and development of industries have a dominant and significant share in achieving continuous, stable and rapid economic growth and economic development. In view of types of industrial production and their export, and regarding the level of technology, industries can be divided into four categories: resource base tech, low tech, medium tech and high tech. So, recognition of resources’ growth of different groups of industries might have a considerable role in gaining growth of that group. This research, using panel data methodology and by combining Iranian industries data of four-digit ISIC codes covering the period of 2000-2007 and by employing GLS method, studies the sources of growth of these groups of industries. Results indicate that demands for factors of production of the four surveyed groups are different. So, production growth of each group requires different policies. Total factor productivity of Iran’s industries growth is more effective than other variables. Export has a positive impact on different groups, but import has a negative impact on resource base and medium tech industries and has a positive impact on high and low tech industries.
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