中國城市車輛密度對勞動生產(chǎn)率影響的實證研究
[Abstract]:Spatial agglomeration is a characteristic of modern economic activities. The density of urban vehicles increases with the agglomeration of economic activities. Before reaching the capacity of road network design, the increase of traffic density will reduce the average cost of road construction, increase the frequency of economic activities and people's communication, and help to increase factor productivity and spillover effect, so it will help to improve the urban agglomeration economy. However, once the density of urban vehicles exceeds the capacity of urban road design, the growth of vehicles will not only be difficult to achieve normal speed, but also will reduce the speed of other vehicles and travelers, resulting in the accumulation of non-economic. The study of optimal vehicle density from the perspective of labor productivity can not only help to identify the influence ways of urban efficiency, but also provide an important basis for urban traffic planning and construction. Based on the externality principle of traffic congestion, this paper constructs the traffic cost function, analyzes the optimization problems of the urban manufacturers and residents, and sets up the general equilibrium econometric model of urban economy. In this paper, the panel data of 268 cities in China from 2003 to 2011 are used to estimate the model, and a series of statistically significant results are obtained. (1) the relationship between vehicle density and labor productivity in Chinese cities is inversely U-shaped. The average optimum vehicle density (2028 vehicles / km2) in large cities is lower than that in small cities (2849 vehicles / km2). The general law that the average road needs of large cities are greater than that of small cities, It also reflects the phenomenon that the roads in big cities serve the vehicles entering the cities in the neighboring areas at the same time, as well as the concentration of government vehicles and military vehicles in large cities. (2) the phenomenon of urban traffic congestion in China is becoming more and more serious. From traffic jams in 10 cities in 2003 to 130 in 2011, the productivity loss from congestion in these cities rose from 26 billion yuan to 660 billion yuan in the same period. Of this amount, 638.5 billion yuan originates from 77 large cities with a congested population of more than one million people. (3) Urban road and bridge construction effectively improves road capacity and optimal vehicle density, if the stock of road capital increases by 10 percent from the average. The average optimum vehicle density in large cities has increased from 2028 to 2378 vehicles per square kilometer, and the optimum density in small cities has increased from 2849 to 3339 vehicles per square kilometer. Investment in urban roads and bridges significantly reduces congestion losses. If you increase investment in roads and bridges in large cities with high productivity and high congestion, the benefits are much higher than the costs, whereas smaller cities are less productive and congested. The return on road and bridge investment is not enough to cover the cost of road and bridge investment in small cities.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:湖南大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2014
【分類號】:F572;F249.2
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