Exploring the spatial disparities and influencing factors of child multidimensional poverty in China

Wang, Xia; Hai, Shaoqi; Cai, Peiru; Shi, Shuyue

doi:10.1007/s12061-022-09462-2

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“…Children are more likely to fall into multidimensional poverty compared to adults with labor force, William [21] found that for rural areas that lack the conditions of basic living needs, the occurrence of multidimensional poverty among children is more common. Comparing the current situation of children's multidimensional poverty in China, on the whole, children's multidimensional poverty in the eastern region of China is low, and children's multidimensional poverty in the western region is relatively serious [22]. In terms of the effect of governance, the multidimensional poverty index of children in the east, middle and west shows a decreasing trend, and all dimensions have been effectively improved [23], with the improvement of health contributing most to the reduction of children's multidimensional poverty [24].…”

Section: Research On Multidimensional Povertymentioning

confidence: 99%

Demographics, Land lease and Multidimensional Poverty Alleviation

Huang,

Xie,

Liu

et al. 2023

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In the context of the focus of poverty governance in China shifting from eradicating absolute poverty to alleviating multidimensional poverty after comprehensive poverty eradication, this paper incorporates demographic aging, demographic feminization, and Land lease into the analytical framework based on the demographic perspective. Based on the 2018 China Family Panel Studies (CFPS) sample survey data of 5,760 farm households, the impact of demographic structure on multidimensional poverty alleviation is empirically analyzed using the least squares (OLS) model. Attention is also paid to the heterogeneity of different regions and incomes on the alleviation of multidimensional poverty, and the logit model is applied to test it. The conclusions of the study are as follows: (1) Demographic aging has a significant negative effect on multidimensional poverty alleviation. Demographic feminization has a significant positive effect on multidimensional poverty alleviation. (2) Demographic aging has a significant contribution to Land lease and helps alleviate multidimensional poverty. (3) Demographic aging has a significant negative effect on multidimensional poverty alleviation in the eastern region, and demographic feminization has a significant positive effect on multidimensional poverty alleviation in the central region. (4) Demographic aging has a significant negative effect on multidimensional poverty alleviation in the low-income group.

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Section: Research On Multidimensional Povertymentioning

confidence: 99%