Global Value Chain Positioning and Economic Resilience:Research based on provincial panel data
Based on the panel data of the provincial level from 2013 to 2022,this paper calculates the index of global value chain status and the level of economic resilience,and analyzes the impact of global value chain status changes on economic resilience.The study finds that the rise of global value chain status can enhance economic resilience,and the conclusion still holds after robustness and endogeneity tests.The heterogeneity analysis shows that areas with higher resource allocation efficiency see a more significant enhancement in economic resilience from the rise of global value chain status.The mediating effect test shows that the"promoting competition effect"through raising competitive advantage by rising global value chain status is effective.The moderating effect test shows that R&D and human capital levels can enhance the impact of global value chain status on economic resilience,validating the"Robazinski Effect".The threshold effect test indicates that the impact of openness on economic resilience has a threshold effect,with excessive external dependence being detrimental to enhancing economic resilience.
GVCeconomic resiliencelearning by doing effectcompetitive advantage effectRobazinski Effect