美国的收入和人口增长

PSN: Population & Family Planning (Topic) Pub Date : 2015-03-02 DOI:10.2139/ssrn.2783682

L. Lanaspa, Marcos Sanso-Navarro

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本文探讨了收入与人口之间可能存在的因果关系。为此，使用动态面板数据估计框架分析了不同地理水平的美国数据。研究结果表明，数据越分散，证明实际人均收入增长与人口增长之间存在因果关系的证据就越强。

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Income and Population Growth in the US

This paper explores the possible presence of a causal relationship from income to population. With this aim, US data at different geographical levels have been analyzed using a dynamic panel data estimation framework. The results obtained suggest that the more dissagregated the data the stronger the evidence of a causal effect from real income per capita growth to population growth.

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