Authors :
He Xiao Min
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 12 - December
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Abstract :
China implemented the "two exemptions and
one subsidy" education policy in 2008 to promote the
development of China's education. This paper conducts an
in-depth analysis on "two exemptions and one subsidy"
policy and rural residents' educational expenditures by
constructing an individual fixed effect model. This paper
concludes that the implementation of the “two exemptions
and one subsidy” policy has reduced the proportion of
rural residents’ education expenditures and optimized the
consumption structure of rural residents. At the same time,
the "two exemptions and one subsidy" policy has reduced
the cost of raising children in rural areas and increase the
supportive ratio of children. Moreover, children can
further reduce the proportion of rural residents' education
expenditures.
Keywords :
Education, Expenditure, Rural Residents, Polic y, Population, Economic Development
China implemented the "two exemptions and
one subsidy" education policy in 2008 to promote the
development of China's education. This paper conducts an
in-depth analysis on "two exemptions and one subsidy"
policy and rural residents' educational expenditures by
constructing an individual fixed effect model. This paper
concludes that the implementation of the “two exemptions
and one subsidy” policy has reduced the proportion of
rural residents’ education expenditures and optimized the
consumption structure of rural residents. At the same time,
the "two exemptions and one subsidy" policy has reduced
the cost of raising children in rural areas and increase the
supportive ratio of children. Moreover, children can
further reduce the proportion of rural residents' education
expenditures.
Keywords :
Education, Expenditure, Rural Residents, Polic y, Population, Economic Development
