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GTAP Resource #3261

"Predicting Expenditure Patterns across provinces in China based on AIDADS demand system"
by He, Jianwu and Shantong Li


Abstract
There are so many studies analyzing expenditure behavior with international cross-section data. However, there are few literatures involving demand analysis using data across provinces in one single country. On one hand, China is a fast-growing developing country and its composition of consumer demand is changing rapidly. On the other hand, China is one of the worlds largest countries, including 31 provinces, and there exists significant income inequality between different regions. Per capita income of urban households in richest province is more than ten times of that of rural households in poorest province. Therefore, it¡¯s particularly import to study demand patterns across provinces in China. In this study, an AIDADS demand system is constructed based on household survey data from different provinces. Then income elasticity and price elasticity are calculated for different provinces and the trendy of provincial expenditure pattern is predicted. All these results will be useful for analyzing regional effect of policies.


Resource Details (Export Citation) GTAP Keywords
Category: 2010 Conference Paper
Status: Published
By/In: Presented at the 13th Annual Conference on Global Economic Analysis, Penang, Malaysia
Date: 2010
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Created: He, J. (4/13/2010)
Updated: He, J. (4/13/2010)
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- Economic analysis of poverty
- Calibration and parameter estimation
- Asia (East)


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