The spatial spillover effect of local fiscal expenditure in regional housing market: the case of Taiwan

Huang, Hao-Chen; Chu, Su-Hui; Peng, Chi-Lu; Liao, Ting-Hsiu

doi:10.1007/s10901-021-09895-0

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“…Li et al used both global and local spatial autocorrelation analysis to investigate the spatial dynamic characteristics of regional economic disparity among cities in the Yangtze River Delta ( 40 ). Huang et al interpreted the degree of spatial autocorrelation of housing transaction volumes in the counties and cities of Taiwan ( 48 ). Li and Derudder tried to use the spatial autocorrelation model to identify the population centers and sub-centers of Chinese cities and dissect the mechanism of the evolution of urban population centers ( 49 ).…”

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Quality of life assessment and its spatial correlation in impoverished districts and counties: A case study of Guizhou Province

Yang

Heng³

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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China’s rapid urbanization has greatly boosted the quality of life of its traditionally impoverished regions. Research into the spatial distribution characteristics, evolution and spatial correlation of the quality of life in impoverished regions can help illuminate the experience of successful development and construct a knowledge base for authorities to devise development strategies. This study focuses its attention on the historically impoverished districts and counties (which are designated as parallel administrative units in China) of Guizhou Province in southwestern China. Extensively citing official statistics on districts and counties released by China’s National Bureau of Statistics and local governments, it assesses the quality of life of those places in the 3 years of 2000, 2010, and 2020 from the four dimensions of economy, society, culture, and environment. The aim is to illustrate the distribution characteristics and the evolution of quality of life in Guizhou’s historically impoverished districts and counties. In order to understand the characteristics of spatial clustering as well as the patterns of evolution of the quality of life of Guizhou’s impoverished districts and counties, the study incorporates spatial autocorrelation analysis into a spatio-temporal analysis of local quality of life. It could presumably help enrich the knowledge base that local authorities draw on to formulate development strategies that are scientific and adapted to local conditions. The study found that while the overall quality of life in all the impoverished districts and counties of Guizhou Province has improved, large gaps in quality of life between eastern and western regions of the province persisted. In addition, the driving force behind the evolution in the overall quality of life of those places changed with time, as did the characteristics of the spatial aggregation in quality of life.

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Quality of life assessment and its spatial correlation in impoverished districts and counties: A case study of Guizhou Province

Yang

Heng³

et al. 2023

Front. Public Health

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Luxury tax and price changes: evidence from the Taiwan housing market

Lin

Liu

Peng

2022

J Hous and the Built Environ

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Business Income Tax from Profit-Seeking Enterprises and Spatial Autocorrelation: Do Local Economic Characteristics Matter?

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Hung

Peng

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We seek to explore whether local economic characteristics affect the collection of profit-seeking enterprise (PSE) income tax in Taiwan, by adopting panel data from 2001 to 2020 collected in its counties and cities. The results of this analysis of spatial econometric modeling indicate that the increase in sales of profit-seeking enterprises (SPSE) has a positive and significant direct effect on the collection of PSE income tax in this county and city. In terms of spatial spillover effects, when the number of profit-seeking enterprises (NPSE) in neighboring regions increases and the percentage of employees working in industrial sectors (PEI) increases, they will then impact the increase in PSE income tax collection in any particular county and city. We find that the amount of PSE income tax collection relates to the agglomeration economy. The findings of this study may be provided as a reference for local governments to conduct administrative construction on the formulation of PSE income tax collection.

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The spatial spillover effect of local fiscal expenditure in regional housing market: the case of Taiwan

Cited by 3 publications

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Quality of life assessment and its spatial correlation in impoverished districts and counties: A case study of Guizhou Province

Quality of life assessment and its spatial correlation in impoverished districts and counties: A case study of Guizhou Province

Luxury tax and price changes: evidence from the Taiwan housing market

Business Income Tax from Profit-Seeking Enterprises and Spatial Autocorrelation: Do Local Economic Characteristics Matter?

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