Calibrating the Equilibrium Urbanization Level under Constraint of the Resource and Environment

Yao Bin Liu; Xiao Wen Zhuang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.71-78.2983

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Calibrating the Equilibrium Urbanization Level under Constraint of the Resource and Environment

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According to China's typical dual-economic structure characteristics, the paper develops a general equilibrium model of urban-rural sectors through introducing the resource-environmental constraint. With the model, Jiangxi province of China is taken as a case to be calibrated, and the result shows that when the transfer level from rural population to urban sector is at a steady path, the equilibrium urbanization level z is 79.23%.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 71-78)

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Yao Bin Liu, Xiao Wen Zhuang

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Econometric Test, General Equilibrium Model, Resource-Environmental Constraint, Urbanization Level

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