Export as endogenous (and therefore not included) variable in the data for China is
supported by the following estimated equation:
FEXPPC = .02674 + .006470*FDFIPC + .8852FEXPPC(-1) + .1579SEZ
(.88) (5.47) (24.72) (3.13)
R2 = .9165 Adj.R2 = .9154 Obs. = 232
Where
FEXPPC - fixed price export per capita
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