The Influence of the Social Security on the Consumption Expenditure of Rural Residents
WU Qing-tian
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WU Qing-tian
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This paper uses the co-integration method to research that how the social security expenditure influences the rural residents' consumption expenditure.The empirical research demonstrated that the rural social security expenditure of China had not significantly improved the rural residents' consumptive expenditure.Suggestions were put forward to increase the relevant input of rural social security,to accelerate the innovation of the rural social security system.
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This paper uses the co-integration method to research that how the social security expenditure influences the rural residents' consumption expenditure.The empirical research demonstrated that the rural social security expenditure of China had not significantly improved the rural residents' consumptive expenditure.Suggestions were put forward to increase the relevant input of rural social security,to accelerate the innovation of the rural social security system.
Key concepts: Social security, China, Consumption (sociology), Rural area, Public economics, Economic growth, Business, Empirical research