Research Article
The Method of Measuring the Agglomeration Degree of High-Tech Industries and Its Influence Mechanism: Taking Guangdong Province as an Example
Table 3
Variable table of influencing factors of high-tech industry agglomeration.
| | First-level index | Second-level index | Third-level index |
| | Marshall externalities | International trade | Total foreign import and export (X1) | | Actual use of foreign direct investment amount (X2) | | Knowledge spillover | Whole society R&D investment (X3) | | Number of patent applications granted (X4) | | Labor pool | Total number of employees (X5) | | R&D personnel of industrial enterprises above designated size (X6) |
| | New economic geography | Transportation cost | Highway mileage (X7) | | Economies of scale | Regional GDP (X8) | | Communication level | Total post and telecommunications business (X9) |
| | Government actions | Local tax | Local general public budget revenue (X10) | | Local industrial investment | Proportion of industrial investment in each city (X11) | | Local technology investment | Proportion of local science and technology appropriations in fiscal expenditure (X12) |
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