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1894 JOURNAL OF COMPUTERS, VOL. 6, NO. 9, SEPTEMBER 2011<br />
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Pds. Qth. Sys. Sz. Wh. Xy. Yl. Yq. Zz.<br />
coefficient 2000-2003 0.41 0.31 0.33 0.33 0.27 0.38 0.33 0.34 0.40<br />
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industry<br />
proportion<br />
2004-2008 0.15 0.26 0.22 0.23 0.31 0.13 0.15 0.24 0.17<br />
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2000-2004 53.4 48.8 38.8 48.9 66.8 42.6 51.4 58.7 51.8<br />
2004-2008 61.6 52.6 42.2 60.0 66.3 45.6 69.2 59.5 63.0<br />
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Remarks: Each city's financial output coefficient in the second phase is the result from Eviews5.0. Industrial structure is the<br />
average which secondary industry added-value in various stages accounted for GDP.<br />
b. Allocation efficiency <strong>of</strong> financial industry<br />
For further analysis <strong>of</strong> reverse problems between<br />
financial development and economic growth in coal<br />
resource cities, and also take the data availability into<br />
consideration, this paper selects Huainan2 City as the<br />
typical case to study financial structure and economic<br />
structure relationship, and establishes panel analysis<br />
model based on regional industrial structure and credit<br />
structure in 2000-2008 as a substitute for economic and<br />
financial structure.<br />
i. Development <strong>of</strong> industrial and credit structure<br />
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增加值 第一产业 增加值 第二产业 增加值 第三产业<br />
贷款余额 第一产业 贷款余额 第二产业 贷款余额 第三产业<br />
Figure 1: The added value <strong>of</strong> industries and the loan balance in recent<br />
years in Huainan City<br />
Unit: Ten thousand yuan<br />
In recent years, Huainan City, increasing credit funds<br />
from financial institutions increasingly focused on<br />
coal-based secondary industry whose proportion <strong>of</strong> loans<br />
increased from 70.7% in 2000 to 79.2% in 2008.<br />
Industrial and customer concentration <strong>of</strong> financial<br />
institution loans is quite high3; meanwhile, the status <strong>of</strong><br />
the second pillar industry is consolidated continuously,<br />
and the proportion <strong>of</strong> the added value <strong>of</strong> the secondary<br />
2 As a coal resource-based city built by coal mines, Huainan has a very<br />
rich coal resources <strong>of</strong> 44.4 billion tons vision, proven reserves <strong>of</strong> 15.3<br />
billion tons, accounting for 32% <strong>of</strong> east China.In 2008, coal and power<br />
industries achieved added value <strong>of</strong> 20.9 billion yuan, accounting for the<br />
city's industrial added value, GDP 84.6%, 46.13% respectively.<br />
3 By the end <strong>of</strong> 2008, the year-end value <strong>of</strong> loans was 24.482 billions <strong>of</strong><br />
9 coal mining and power enterprises, including Huainan Mining (Group)<br />
Co., Ltd and Huainan-Zhejiang coal and power Co., Ltd, accounting for<br />
64.38 percent <strong>of</strong> the aggregate value <strong>of</strong> loans, 42.3 percentage points<br />
higher than that in 2001.<br />
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industry accounting for the regional GDP rose to 61.1%4<br />
in 2008 from 46.6% in 2000. Regional industrial structure<br />
adjustment pressure increased.<br />
ii. Panel data estimation<br />
The results <strong>of</strong> the Eviews5.0 output <strong>of</strong> coal cities<br />
reached the relationship between credit structure and<br />
industrial structure as the following (Table 3).<br />
Table 3: The relationship between financial structure and industrial<br />
structure in coal resource cities<br />
2000-<br />
2003<br />
2004-<br />
2008<br />
Variable Coefficient Std.Error t-Statistic Prob. Statistics<br />
Y--F 0.1296 0.1938 0.6688 0.5285 R 2 =0.999<br />
E--F 1.1978 0.4170 2.8728 0.0283 F=174815<br />
S--F 0.6296 0.0746 8.4362 0.0002 P=0.000<br />
Fixed<br />
Effects<br />
Y-C=4.750 E-C=-1.209 S-C=2.265 DW=2.83<br />
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Y--F 0.0920 0.0314 2.9301 0.0168 R 2 =0.999<br />
E--F 0.6823 0.1616 4.2232 0.0022 F=4753<br />
S--F 1.1078 0.4682 2.3659 0.0422 P=0.000<br />
Fixed<br />
Effects<br />
Y-C=5.06 E-C=1.947 S-C=-0.330 DW=2.39<br />
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Remarks: Y, E and S represent primary, secondary, tertiary<br />
industrial added value logarithm respectively, F Y, FE, FS, each<br />
represents primary, secondary, tertiary industrial credit balance<br />
logarithm at end <strong>of</strong> year in same period. Y-C, E-C, and S-C are<br />
the permanent effects <strong>of</strong> each industrial development.<br />
The relevant data in Table 3 show that with the<br />
financial development, the credit loan output effect in<br />
each industry changed: firstly, the credit loan elasticity<br />
coefficient in primary and secondary industries<br />
respectively declined 0.038 and 0.515, in which the<br />
decline degree <strong>of</strong> credit loan elasticity coefficient <strong>of</strong><br />
tertiary industry obviously exceeds the growth rate <strong>of</strong><br />
tertiary industry. In three industrial credit loan<br />
configuration efficiency, secondary funds configuration<br />
efficiency has been the highest in 2000-2003 dropped to<br />
the second highest in 2004-2008. The decline in the fund<br />
allocation efficiency and the increasing concentration <strong>of</strong><br />
credit loans to coal-based secondary industry, co-led the<br />
4 In 2008, the added value <strong>of</strong> coal and power industries was up to 20.9<br />
billions in Huainan, accounting for 84.6 percent <strong>of</strong> the aggregate<br />
industrial added value and 46.13 percent <strong>of</strong> the regional GDP.