Abstract

Based on existing research results and the gravity model, the present paper constructs a gravity model of the export trade of Beijing’s cultural creative products and services. This paper also analyzes the main influencing factors of the export trade of Beijing’s cultural creativity using the gravity model.

Highlights

  • License (CC BY 4.0).http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ The gravity model is a theoretical hypothesis introduced by Tingderben and Open AccessPoyhonen, who applied Newton’s law of universal gravitation to explain the interaction between international trade flow and the related influencing factors [1]

  • Http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ The gravity model is a theoretical hypothesis introduced by Tingderben and Poyhonen, who applied Newton’s law of universal gravitation to explain the interaction between international trade flow and the related influencing factors

  • The gravity model shows that the trade flow between two countries is affected by the size of their economy and geographic distance

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Summary

Introduction

The gravity model shows that the trade flow between two countries is affected by the size of their economy and geographic distance. The gravity model is often used to study the effects of influencing factors on international trade, such as the size of economy, geographic distance, and cultural background. In the latest theory of international trade, many scholars have added other influencing factors, such as per capita GDP and cultural distance, to the gravity model. The gravity model is one of the best methods to analyze the influences of cultural factors on international trade. This paper constructs a gravity model for the export trade of Beijing’s Cultural Creativity Industry It analyzes the choices of variables, including independent variables and dependent variable, and influence of various factors on Beijing’s Cultural Creativity Industry

Construction of the Gravity Model
Independent Variables
Cultural Distance
Correlation Analysis of the Variables
Analysis of Regression Results
Findings
Conclusion
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