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J4  2010, Vol. 7 Issue (6): 909-    DOI:
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Multi-regional CGE Model and the Simulation of Regional Transfer
 ZHU Yan-Xin, XUE Jun-Bo, WANG Zheng
1.Qingdao China Communist Party School,Qindao,China;  2. Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China; 3. East China Normal University,Shanghai,China

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Abstract  

This paper researches the multiregional policy CGE model from the perspective of how to increase the region harmony. According to the features and factors of the regional gap, the characters of the development difference among the regions and the availability of data, we divide the whole economy into eight regions and make some multiregion simulation analysis. The simulation results show that region output grow when the central government increases the transfer to local government no matter what the economy development will be. The growth rate in the southeast region is larger than the middle region and that in the middle region is larger than the south region while the total output of the whole country also increases. The simulation results also show that the local government revenue and the income of resident in the region which receives the transfer increase when the central government increase the transfer. However, the income growth of the urban households is larger than the rural households, which shows that urban residents are the main beneficiaries of the public services.

Key wordsregion coordination      equilibrium      multi-region CGE model      social accounting matrix      transfer     
Received: 03 December 2008     
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ZHU Yan-Xin,XUE Jun-Bo,WANG Zheng. Multi-regional CGE Model and the Simulation of Regional Transfer[J]. J4, 2010, 7(6): 909-.
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