Table III

Static decompositions of productivity growth change 2000–2016 (%)

 Job allocationJob allocationJob allocation
Aggregate TFP2.3232.3232.323 2.323 
Olley_Parkes Decomposition2.3232.3232.323 2.323 
Unweighted average1.2931.2931.293 1.293 
Covariance1.0311.0311.031 1.031 
Between decomposition2.3232.3232.323 2.323 
Unweighted average2.3542.3542.743 2.299 
Between Covariance−0.0302.271−0.420 0.025 
Within decomposition2.3232.3232.323 2.323 
 Light industryHeavy industryState ownedPrivate ownedSmall and mediumLarge firms
Aggregate TFP1.0300.315−0.7693.0931.3610.963
Unweighted average0.6400.161−0.6842.1600.9660.758
Within Covariance0.3890.155−0.0860.9320.3950.205

Notes: The aggregate TFP of manufacturing firms increased by 2.323 percent during the study period. Olley–Pakes static decomposition shows that this increase is due to the contribution of the firm becoming more productive (56 percent) and the job reallocation from unproductive firms to more productive firms (44 percent)

Source: Estimated from GSO data

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