貿(mào)易自由化對我國收入差距的影響研究
[Abstract]:The income gap is one of the key problems in the current academic research. The income gap is not only related to the people's life problems, but also closely related to the economy and the sustainable development of the society. The disparities of the income gap will not benefit the social stability and the economic development. However, the income gap is the economic turn of the developing countries. Like most developing countries, the transition period of China's rapid economic development is accompanied by the continuous expansion of the income gap. The widening of the income gap in China has affected the sustainable development of China's economy and the establishment of a well-off society in an all-round way. The problem is closely related to the rising capital scale in the initial distribution of China's national income and the decline of the remuneration of workers, but it is also inseparable from the two allocation of national income. In the environment of structural transformation of China's economy, the "12th Five-Year plan" also mentioned the unprecedented strategic height of the people's livelihood issues. Allocation has become the top priority in accelerating the transformation of the mode of economic growth.
In recent years, China's income gap has been paid much attention by many scholars and has achieved fruitful research results. However, few scholars have noticed that China's income gap has been increasing with the continuous progress of China's trade liberalization process. Since the reform and opening up, it is especially after Comrade Deng Xiaoping's southern tour in 1992, and China has increased The process of trade liberalization has greatly promoted the rapid growth of China's economy. With China's smooth entry into the WTO, China has become a recognized trade power in the world. However, the accelerated period of trade liberalization is also a period of increasing income gap in China. The process of trade liberalization is essentially redistribution of interests and redistribution of resources. The process, on the one hand, promotes the growth of a country's economic welfare, but it also affects the distribution pattern of income distribution between different regions, industries and classes within a country. According to the existing trade theory, the direction of the influence of trade liberalization to the income distribution of developing countries is uncertain. Therefore, this paper is to comb the basis of the relevant theoretical literature. On the other hand, through the analysis of the transmission path of trade liberalization affecting income gap, this paper focuses on the impact of trade liberalization on China's income gap.
The main contents of this paper include literature review, China's trade liberalization process and income gap, as well as the empirical research on the impact of trade liberalization on income gap. The full text is divided into seven chapters. The contents and conclusions of each chapter are as follows:
The first chapter is an introduction, which mainly introduces the research background, research methods, logical thinking, research contents and research significance.
In the second chapter, the theory of trade liberalization affecting income gap is combed. From the view of the theory of trade liberalization affecting income gap, the classical trade theory, represented by the Ricardo model (David Richardo Model), begins to involve the income distribution effect of international trade. The new classical trade theory with the premise of the premise is more complete. It systematically studies the income distribution effect of international trade. The theory is represented by the H-O theory and the S-S theorem. After that, the new trade theory integrates technological progress into the international trade. It not only explains the newly emerging intra industry trade model, but also begins to pay attention to trade and technology. The influence of innovation on factor income and the impact of international trade on wage income in the north and South trade. With the emergence of outsourcing in international trade, new new trade theory based on intermediate product trade is born, and the new new trade theory not only explains the development of product trade between developing countries and the widening of its income gap. It also explains the enlargement of the income gap in developed countries.
The third chapter mainly analyzes the trend of China's trade liberalization and the income gap. On the basis of this, it analyzes the transmission path of the trade liberalization that affects the income gap. Since the 90s of last century, with the deepening of the degree of trade liberalization in China, the rapid economic growth, the increasing income gap in China, the overall trend of the Gini coefficient in China The income gap in China is manifested in the regional income gap, the income gap between the urban and rural areas, the income gap between the technical workers and the unskilled workers. From the factors that affect the income gap in China, the main factors include the monopoly factors, the human capital differences, the institutional factors, the factor market distortion, the urban and rural two yuan structure and so on. The subgrade which affects the distribution of income distribution mainly includes: (1) trade liberalization affects income distribution through price changes; (2) trade liberalization affects income distribution through industrial restructuring; (3) trade liberalization affects income distribution through employment channels; (4) trade liberalization affects income distribution through government action.
The fourth chapter empirically examines the impact of trade liberalization on regional income gap. This part uses the CHNS database to measure the income gap between urban and rural areas in China. By establishing a measure of the degree of trade liberalization, a panel regression model is built on this basis, and the trade liberalization has been tested for Chinese cities and farmers. The research results show that trade liberalization has a strong heterogeneity. (1) trade liberalization has widened the income gap between urban and rural areas; (2) in areas with relatively low labor factors, trade liberalization in areas with higher labor factors is conducive to narrowing the income gap.
The fifth chapter, based on CHIP data, divides the sample into trade sector and non trade sector. From the perspective of industry, trade liberalization has carried out a more systematic study of China's income differences. The study found that the income level of the trade sector was significantly lower than the non trade sector in the 1988-2002 years, while the 2007 trade sector was higher than the non trade sector and the trade sector. The change trend of the income difference with the non trade sector is similar to the return on education of junior high school and higher education. First, trade liberalization improves the income level of non technical workers in the trade sector; and second, higher education and higher education in the trade and non trade sectors ( The return rate of technical labor is increasing, and the rate of return on education in non trade sectors in 2002 and before is significantly higher than that in the trade sector, but in 2007 it is lower than the trade sector; third, the contribution of education to the income gap is increasing, and the rate of return on the education of skilled workers in the trade sector is lower than that of the non trade sector by 2002. The income level of the former trade sector is lower than that of the non trade sector.
The sixth chapter focuses on the impact of trade liberalization on the income gap between technology and non technology workers. Through the establishment of a general equilibrium model, it is shown that trade liberalization will cause technology "catching up" in developing countries, which will lead to the turn of developing countries to technology intensive products, whether neutral or biased. In order to increase the demand for skilled workers, increase the income of skilled workers, expand the income gap between skilled workers and unskilled workers, and based on the CGSS database, the empirical test shows that trade liberalization is conducive to improving the income level of non skilled workers and skilled workers, but the income of the non-technical labor trade is open. The rate of return is lower than that of skilled workers, that is, trade liberalisation widen the income gap between skilled and unskilled workers.
Chapter 7 is the summary of the full text. This chapter summarizes the conclusions of the full text, expounds the policy implications of the article, and puts forward the Enlightenment of this study and future research directions.
On the basis of absorbing and drawing lessons from domestic and foreign research results, this paper examines the impact of trade liberalization on China's income gap. (1) the current domestic research on the impact of trade liberalization on income gap is mainly using FDI, trade to test income gap, and the lack of in-depth systematic analysis of the impact of trade liberalization. The reason for the gap is to analyze the reasons, mechanisms and path choices of the income gap influenced by trade liberalization through modeling and empirical methods. (2) this paper is based on the tariff and tariff protection rates of various industries in each area, and measures the region by the tariff level and the regional tariff protection rate with the weight and innovation of the industry employed population as the weight innovation. The degree of trade liberalization, and in the selection of data, this article mainly uses micro data and methods to study the impact of trade liberalization on the income gap. (3) this paper studies the impact of trade liberalization on income gap from different angles and studies not only the income gap between trade liberalization and trade liberalization, but also on the income gap between trade liberalization and industry. This paper also studies the effect of trade liberalization on the income gap between skilled and unskilled workers, and establishes a general equilibrium model to explain it.
The relationship between trade liberalization and the labor market is a complex and changing subject. It is limited to its own theoretical level, the relative lack of operational experience of measurement models, and the lack of China's economic data, especially the lack of microcosmic data. This study is insufficiently thorough for the exploration and analysis of the subject. In addition, the influence of the selection of variables in the model, the difference of data sorting and evaluation methods may also affect the final measurement results of this article. The above problems will be gradually improved by improving the theoretical knowledge, empirical model, refining index and improving measurement methods in the future research.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:西南財經(jīng)大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:博士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號】:F752;F124.7
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