衡量學習效果對稻作產業成長的影響

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衡量學習效果對稻作產業成長的影響

Learning as a Source of Productivity Growth: The Case of Taiwan's Rice Industry

陸怡蕙(Yir-Hueih Luh)

經濟論文； 29卷1期 (2001 / 03 / 01) ， P119 - 155

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累積產出學習模型；動態調整；總要素生產力成長； Output-indexed learning ； Dynamic adjustment ； Total factor productivity

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Using cumulative gross investment as a learning index, Luh and Stefanou (1993) found that learning plays a substantial role in explaining the growth of the U.S. aggregate agriculture sector. Nevertheless, given the nature of Taiwan's agriculture production, using the cumulative volume of output as a learning index may be preferred to using cumulative investment. Luh's study (1995) showed the apparent validity of the output-indexed learning model to Taiwan's aggregate agriculture sector. This study goes one step further to examine the possible impacts of using a different learning index on the measurement of productivity growth. By allowing the production process itself to stimulate and generate additional learning even in the absence of investment, technological progress will result in both direct and learning-inducing effect on the growth of total factor productivity. The theoretical framework is applied to decompose the measured growth of Taiwan's rice industry. It is found that the combined effect of learning and technological progress has a dominant contribution in the growth of total factor productivity, contributing to approximately two-thirds of the growth.

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Al-Mutawa, -A.(1996).The Dutch Disease, Learning by Doing and Public Policy: Evidence from the United Arab Emirates.Journal of Economic Development,21
Arrow, K. J.(1962).The Economic Implications of Learning by Doing.Review of Economic Studies,29

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