Study On The Influence Factors And Governance Policy Of Urban And Rural Income Distribution Gap In Anhui

The gap between urban and rural income distribution has always been the research hotspot of economics.The large gap between urban and rural income distribution will inhibit economic growth,especially in the new period of China's economic growth,it is particularly important to adjust the gap between urban and rural income distribution.There are many factors affecting the income gap between urban and rural areas,and the government's policy measures have great impact on them.In the field of income distribution,domestic and foreign scholars pay more attention to the impact of income distribution on economic growth and its interaction mechanism;income distribution and social equity,and the distribution of residents'income at the micro level;the calculation,cause and development trend of the income distribution gap of the residents.There are few measures to narrow the income gap between urban and rural areas,especially the government's policies and measures and their actual effects.This paper analyses the changes,causes,characteristics and problems of the gap between urban and rural income distribution in Anhui province from reform and opening up to the present,and analyses the factors that affect the gap between urban and rural income distribution in Anhui in theory.On this basis,a model is established to analyze the factors affecting the income distribution gap between urban and rural areas in Anhui,and the policies and measures taken by the Anhui provincial government to govern the gap between urban and rural income distribution and the actual effects are also discussed.And summarize the relevant governance measures at home and abroad,in order to put forward reasonable policy suggestions to effectively reduce the income distribution gap between urban and rural areas,and promote the integration of urban and rural development.This paper studies the gap between urban and rural income distribution and the influence of government policy on Anhui province from a theoretical and empirical perspective,and to evaluate the effect of government policies and measures,The main contents are as follows:first,it clarifies the research content,purpose and significance,explores the current research status of income distribution gap at home and abroad,reviews the research results of scholars at home and abroad,and then analyses the characteristics and influencing factors of the change trend of the gap between urban and rural income distribution in Anhui Province,and analyzes the distribution of urban and rural income in the general and stages.The variation trend,the cause and the change characteristics of the gap are analyzed in theory,and the empirical analysis is carried out to find the data establishment model,and the empirical results are discussed.After that,the policy and implementation effect of the income distribution gap in urban and rural areas in Anhui province are analyzed,and the domestic and foreign countries are also analyzed.The relevant governance experiences are summarized and compared.Finally,the research conclusions and policy recommendations are made,the research contents of the previous chapters are summarized,and the suggestions for reducing the gap between urban and rural income distribution and promoting economic development are put forward.The results show that there are many factors affecting the income distribution gap between urban and rural areas,the household registration system,the government financial expenditure,the difference in urban and rural labor market,education,medical treatment,and the imperfect social security system have a great impact on the gap between urban and rural income distribution in Anhui.The government can reduce the income distribution gap between urban and rural areas by opening the household registration system,increasing the investment of agricultural funds,strengthening the construction of infrastructure,strengthening the legal protection of agriculture and farmers,and improving the agricultural productivity to promote the transfer of surplus rural labor.