Does the Equalization of Public Services Effect Regional Disparities in the Ratio of Investment to Consumption? Evidence From Provincial Level in China

Dai, Fuqiang; Líu, Hao; Zhang, Xia; Li, Qing

doi:10.1177/21582440221085007

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“…Accurately estimating the demand for shared service facilities is the only way to insure their development scientifically. (25) We measured public service facilities across two dimensions of residential space: the community and the residential district, which represents further exploration of how to optimize the configuration of facilities. In this study, data sources including geographical data from remote sensing satellite sensors, POI, AOI, and Baidu Maps from mobile phone sensors were used, and multi-source data process and analysis technologies were studied.…”

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Research on Allocation of Residential Space and Public Service Facilities Using Beijing as an Example

Li¹,

Cai²,

Tao³

2023

Sensors and Materials

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Facing the increasingly strong demand for quality urban residential space, we studied the temporal needs for and satisfaction with residential space and public service facilities in communities and residential districts. In this study, data sources including geographical data from remote sensing satellite sensors, point of interest (POI), area of interest (AOI), and Baidu Maps from mobile phone sensors were used, and multi-source data process and analysis technologies were studied. A multi-level analytical method was established, which included the overall analysis of the allocation of community public service facilities, the evaluation of three categories of public service facilities in residential districts, and the analysis of population mobility and characterizations of residents. A functional mix index and a coordinated development index were adopted, and an indicator evaluation system based on methods of computing coverage and compliance was proposed. Taking the core area of Beijing as an example, we analyzed detailed allocation conditions of public service facilities, including their spatial and temporal insufficiencies. Our results show that residential districts in the core area of Beijing should consider safe sites and park layouts within the walking range of living areas, improve the quality of property services, and create a multi-functional living environment. In this study, we offer methods of studying the distribution of small-scale urban population structures and evaluating the quality of urban residential space; we thereby provide useful information for the planning and management of urban public service facilities.

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Research on Allocation of Residential Space and Public Service Facilities Using Beijing as an Example

Li¹,

Cai²,

Tao³

2023

Sensors and Materials

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“…Coordinated regional development is the only way to achieve high-quality development [1]. The equalization of basic public services can effectively promote regional coordinated development, and is an important driving force for promoting high-quality economic development [2]. Urbanization is a powerful engine for maintaining sustained, healthy, and high-quality economic development [3]; it also promotes the development of related industries and provides many employment opportunities [4].…”

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The Spatial and Temporal Evolution and Influencing Factors of the Coupling and Coordinated Development of Basic Public Services, Urbanization, and Tourism in China

Zhang

Gong

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Sustainability

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Promoting the coordinated development of basic public services, urbanization, and tourism is crucial to the high-quality development of regional economies. Taking China’s provinces as the research unit, an evaluation system was constructed, and the spatial and temporal evolution and influencing factors of the coordinated development of the three systems from 2010 to 2020 were measured using the coupling coordination model and geographical detector. The results demonstrate that: (1) From 2010 to 2020, there was a rising trend in basic public services, a declining trend and fluctuating stability in urbanization, and an inverted ‘U’ change in tourism; (2) the degree of coupling coordination was in a mild coordination state and showed an upward trend, with spatial distribution being high in the east and low in the west; (3) the degree of coupling coordination was spatially concentrated. The core hot-spot area was mainly in the southeast coastal area, and the core cold-spot area was mainly in the northwest inland area, showing a spatial distribution pattern of hot in the east and cold in the west; (4) the main influencing factors in the spatial difference in coupled coordinated development were per capita GDP, road network density, per capita disposable income of residents, urban unit employees, total import and export of goods, per capita fiscal expenditure, and number of tourists; (5) endogenous power (economic pulling power, infrastructure support power, industrial driving force, population agglomeration power) and exogenous power (government regulation power, market promotion power, social security power) together promote coupling coordinated development.

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“…However, research on the mechanisms through which public service equalization affects the adaptive livelihoods of farming and herding households is still relatively rare. Regarding the impact of public service equalization, studies have been conducted on narrowing the regional economic development gap [5], optimizing the regional investment environment [6], driving the development of related regional industries [7], and improving social welfare in the regions [8]. Few studies have been conducted on the impact of public services on livelihood adaptive capacity in china.…”

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Public Service Delivery and the Livelihood Adaptive Capacity of Farmers and Herders: The Mediating Effect of Livelihood Capital

Zhong

Ying

Fan

2022

Land

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Improving the provision and equitable accessibility of public services is an important aspect of poverty alleviation and necessary for rural revitalization. Farmers’ livelihood adaptive capacity is an important foundation for rural revitalization, and the mechanism by which it is influenced by public service delivery requires clarification. In this study, we construct a theoretical framework of public service delivery–livelihood capital–livelihood adaptive capacitiy of farmers and herders to measure the level and quality of public service delivery, based on the level of satisfaction of 334 farmers and herders we surveyed. The relationship between the three elements was verified using mediated effects analysis, which helped to accurately identify the key shortcomings of public service delivery and improve the delivery of public services to enhance the sustainable livelihood adaptive capacity of farmers and herders. We found that public service delivery has a significant positive impact on the livelihood adaptive capacity of farmers and herders, while livelihood capital plays an important mediating role, enhancing the direct impact of public service delivery. Thus, the government should pay attention to this transfer mechanism and actively cultivate farmers’ and herders’ livelihood capital to optimize the effects of rural public service delivery.

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Does the Equalization of Public Services Effect Regional Disparities in the Ratio of Investment to Consumption? Evidence From Provincial Level in China

Cited by 8 publications

References 57 publications

Research on Allocation of Residential Space and Public Service Facilities Using Beijing as an Example

Research on Allocation of Residential Space and Public Service Facilities Using Beijing as an Example

The Spatial and Temporal Evolution and Influencing Factors of the Coupling and Coordinated Development of Basic Public Services, Urbanization, and Tourism in China

Public Service Delivery and the Livelihood Adaptive Capacity of Farmers and Herders: The Mediating Effect of Livelihood Capital

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