Abstract:
Based on the two perspectives of industry value chain and knowledge spillover effect, the association relationship of the aviation and aerospace manufacturing industry with other industries was revealed. By using RAS method to adjust the input-output table of year 2007, an input-output table was reconstructed in which the aviation and aerospace manufacturing industry was comprised as a separate industry sector. An empirical study on association of the aviation and aerospace manufacturing industry with other industries was carried out by exploiting the input-output analysis approach. The induction degree and influence degree of the aviation and aerospace manufacturing industry in the whole industrial system, and the backward correlation, forward correlation as well as circumferential correlation with other industries were measured. The result shows that the aviation and aerospace manufacturing industry not only has a strong pull effect but also has a significant push effect on the whole national economy, while its pull effect is more embodied in the second industry. The directly forward correlated industries to the aviation and aerospace manufacturing industry are less, which results in a limited direct influence range. However, through the indirect correlation with its forward industries, the aviation and aerospace manufacturing industry can exert extensive supply spur effects.