Study of Structural Change of Chinese Rural Residents' Income——An Analysis Based on Income Deconstruction Model
Yang Bin-ru
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Yang Bin-ru
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The level of Chinese rural residents' income was effected by the combined of a number of factors which including the revenue structure.The level of Chinese rural residents' income comprehensive quantitative analysis of the impact factor has great significance to study the structural changes of the income of the farmers.According to the expansion of Kaya identity and the average weight Divisia decomposition,the article established the deconstruction model of China's rural residents' income and using this model to analyze the factors which effected the income of rural residents.Based on the data of Chinese rural residents' income in 1999 -2011,the article analyzed each factor of this period to find the direction of the effect and find impact of change on the income of rural residents in China.
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The level of Chinese rural residents' income was effected by the combined of a number of factors which including the revenue structure.The level of Chinese rural residents' income comprehensive quantitative analysis of the impact factor has great significance to study the structural changes of the income of the farmers.According to the expansion of Kaya identity and the average weight Divisia decomposition,the article established the deconstruction model of China's rural residents' income and using this model to analyze the factors which effected the income of rural residents.Based on the data of Chinese rural residents' income in 1999 -2011,the article analyzed each factor of this period to find the direction of the effect and find impact of change on the income of rural residents in China.
Key concepts: China, Divisia index, Deconstruction (building), Demographic economics, Income distribution, Revenue, Economics, Socioeconomics