An Analysis of the Trend of the Consumption Structure of Residents in Nanjing
GE Jiu-yan
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GE Jiu-yan
Abstract
The consumption structure is an important index which indicates the variation of People's life quality and the improvement of social economy. An analysis of the characteristics and trends of the residents consumption structure can not only show the regularity and development trend of the residents' consumption variation, but also provide basis for macro-economic management and micro-economic decision; Therefore it is of great theoretical and practical significance. This paper makes an analysis of the consumption of residents in Nanjing with the statistical and analytical software SPSS 13. 0, expecting to find out the variation regularity and development trend of the consumption of residents in Nanjing.
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The consumption structure is an important index which indicates the variation of People's life quality and the improvement of social economy. An analysis of the characteristics and trends of the residents consumption structure can not only show the regularity and development trend of the residents' consumption variation, but also provide basis for macro-economic management and micro-economic decision; Therefore it is of great theoretical and practical significance. This paper makes an analysis of the consumption of residents in Nanjing with the statistical and analytical software SPSS 13. 0, expecting to find out the variation regularity and development trend of the consumption of residents in Nanjing.
Key concepts: Consumption (sociology), Variation (astronomy), Macro, Statistical analysis, Index (typography), Computer science, Statistics, Sociology