| Abstract | Using the basic data from WIOD database, this paper calculates the gross service added value, domestic service added value and foreign service added value of China’s manufacturing export from 1995 to 2011,based on the two levels grouped by subdivision manufacturing and factor intensity character, and finds that：(1) there is a gradually increasing trend in the rate of service added value included in manufacturing export, and this trend is different among labor intensive sectors, capital intensive sectors, knowledge and technology intensive sectors.(2)no matter which sector—labor intensive sector, capital intensive sector, knowledge and technology intensive sector, the added value from domestic service input dominates in the gross service added value. But seen from dynamic evolution aspect, the domination of domestic service added value has a “weak” sign; the status of foreign service added value has a tendency to improve, and this changing trend is also different among sectors.(3)seen from the determinants, manufacturing’s vertical specialization degree, service trade’s opening degree, domestic service development level, capital organic constitution in manufacturing, innovation ability in manufacturing as well as economy development level have some kind of influence on the service added value included in manufacturing export, but the influences on both domestic service added value and foreign service added value are different. Under the trend of manufacturing-to-service, the conclusions of this paper have significant policy implications for promoting China’s manufacturing transformation and boosting trade gains including service added value. |