Based on ELES Model Research of Food Consumption Structure of Urban Residents
Yu Wang
Abstract
Yu Wang
Abstract
The consumption structure optimization is promoting consumption level in our country under the new situation, expanding domestic demand and promote stable and healthy development of the important engine of national economy. Based on the time background, the article illustrates the main factors influencing the urban residents' consumption structure in China. And according to the per capita disposable income of urban households with food consumption expenditure data, by using ELES model food consumption structure of urban residents of our country to carry on the empirical analysis, explore the optimization under the new situation of Chinese urban residents' consumption structure rationalization countermeasure.
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The consumption structure optimization is promoting consumption level in our country under the new situation, expanding domestic demand and promote stable and healthy development of the important engine of national economy. Based on the time background, the article illustrates the main factors influencing the urban residents' consumption structure in China. And according to the per capita disposable income of urban households with food consumption expenditure data, by using ELES model food consumption structure of urban residents of our country to carry on the empirical analysis, explore the optimization under the new situation of Chinese urban residents' consumption structure rationalization countermeasure.
Key concepts: Rationalization (economics), Consumption (sociology), Per capita, China, Countermeasure, Food consumption, Business, Agricultural economics