Migrant Workers in Cities into Target Implementation Schedule Impact on Housing Consumption
Publication: ICCREM 2022
ABSTRACT
The article uses the 2010 Chinese general social survey data, using multiple linear regression models, from the perspective of migrant workers subject in urban housing consumption capacity and influencing factors. The migrant workers in achieving the target of progress by the consumer target localization and the expected aim of the constitution. Study found that the consumption of migrant workers targeted at deposit in the city’s housing consumption exist significant negative effects, while the consumption aims to enjoy the type of its presence in the city housing consumption significantly positive effect; migrant workers expected goal fully realized and the basic realization of has a positive impact on the city of housing consumption, and the expected target part failure and completely lost no significant effect on the housing consumption, but the expected goal of completely in vain to migrant workers housing consumption will bring about negative effects. At the same time, consumption targets and goals to achieve degree of generational differences influence on rural migrant workers in urban housing consumption ability.
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