ecological perspectivemonetary policyincome inequalityconsumption inequalitySVARAim: This paper makes a theoretical and Empirical Study on the relationship between monetary policy and urban-rural economic inequality from the perspective of modern ecology. Methods: Constructed a structural vector auto-regression ...
Economic transition from a planned to a market oriented economy is often associated with a widening of income inequality. The nature of this change, however, may differ during different stages of the economic transition. This paper investigates the increase in income inequality in urban China during...
A Study on Promotion Mechanisms and the Future of Government-led Urban Renewal Projects from the Perspective of Land Ethics Urban renewal is one of the important government policies to improve the urban environment and economic growth. To further utilize public land, the Constru... H Kuanhua,P...
This paper proposes an operational analysis grid to evaluate the economic interest of rehabilitation or renovation projects linked to urban heritage. Monetary and non-monetary indicators are both useful for this evaluation. Developers currently view urban heritage as a resource for their field. This vie...
Given the important role of green environments playing in healthy cities, the inequality in urban greenspace exposure has aroused growing attentions. However, few comparative studies are available to quantify this phenomenon for cities with different population sizes across a country, especially for those...
with close to 90% of this increase taking place inAsiaand Africa. Accelerated urbanization can pose significant risks, such as increasing inequality, poverty, sectorized development, social exclusion, and pollution. In this context, a well-balanced urban agenda becomes crucially important in achieving...
Urban development continues to face the dilemma of spatial inequality of public facilities, particularly educational and medical facilities. Identifying inequalities in various types of public facilities and their driving mechanisms is crucial in reducin
Economic inequality and discontent in European cities Why do people exhibit different levels of discontent with life? Contrary to mainstream economics, economic prosperity is poorly associated with people wellbeing, mainly in cities where job opportunities and amenities are the highest. Resolving this par...
and offer diverse amenities. However, they also face challenges related to traffic congestion, high living costs, and social inequality, which make them an ideal focus of our analysis. Furthermore, it allows us to fully use the POI data within the downtown area118,119, while simplifying comput...
economic loss per year and help reduce the inequality-related impact on lower-paid sectors. So future urban warming can not only damage cities as a whole but can also contribute to income inequality. The implication of adaptation strategies should be considered in regard to not only cooling ...