收入不平等与社会变量的关系分析:来自印度尼西亚的证据

IF 2.1 Q2 ECONOMICS

Economics & Sociology Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.14254/2071-789x.2021/14-1/7

A. Taresh, D. Sari, R. Purwono

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引用次数: 12

摘要

。本研究试图分析收入不平等与社会变量之间的关系，为相关的结构模型提供额外的经验输入。为了实现这些目标，本研究对2005-2018年期间印度尼西亚33个省的面板数据使用协整和长期结构向量自回归(SVAR)。该研究得出的结论是，收入不平等对人口增长、失业和健康状况不佳有积极影响，但对教育、人类发展和城市化增长也有负面影响。失业、健康状况不佳和城市化增长会加剧收入不平等，而教育和人类发展指数会减少收入不平等。此外，提高最低工资可以减少收入不平等，改善健康状况，提高教育水平和人均收入。本研究还发现，人均收入与收入不平等和人口之间存在长期关系。

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Analysis of the relationship between income inequality and social variables: Evidence from Indonesia

. This study tries to analyse the relationship between income inequality and social variables to provide additional empirical input on the related structural model. To achieve these objectives, this study uses the cointegration and long-run structural vector auto-regression (SVAR) for the panel data on 33 provinces in Indonesia over the 2005-2018 period. The study concludes that income inequality has a positive impact on population growth, unemployment, and poor health, whereas it also has a negative effect on education, human development, and urbanisation growth. unemployment, poor health and urbanisation growth can increase income inequality, while education and human development index reduce income inequality. Furthermore, increased minimum wages can reduce income inequality, poor health, and increase education and per capita income. This study also found that per capita income has a long-term relationship with income inequality and population.

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Economics & Sociology ECONOMICS-

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5.40

自引率

6.70%

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审稿时长

24 weeks

期刊介绍： Economics and Sociology (ISSN 2306-3459 Online, ISSN 2071-789X Print) is a quarterly international academic open access journal published by Centre of Sociological Research in co-operation with University of Szczecin (Poland), Mykolas Romeris University (Lithuania), Dubcek University of Trencín, Faculty of Social and Economic Relations, (Slovak Republic) and University of Entrepreneurship and Law, (Czech Republic). The general topical framework of our publication include (but is not limited to): advancing socio-economic analysis of societies and economies, institutions and organizations, social groups, networks and relationships.[...] We welcome articles written by professional scholars and practitioners in: economic studies and philosophy of economics, political sciences and political economy, research in history of economics and sociological phenomena, sociology and gender studies, economic and social issues of education, socio-economic and institutional issues in environmental management, business administration and management of SMEs, state governance and socio-economic implications, economic and sociological development of the NGO sector, cultural sociology, urban and rural sociology and demography, migration studies, international issues in business risk and state security, economics of welfare.