Articles with the same tag -- Department of Academic Journals, SUFE

| F019.6

How does Intergenerational Mobility Affect Fertility Intention? A New Perspective from the Benefit Side

For a long time, the research on fertility intention has placed too much emphasis on fertility costs and neglected fertility benefits. Chinese traditional culture also emphasizes the funct...

First published at: Nov 03, 2023

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20230916.401

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 49, Issue 11, pp. 140 - 154

| F063.4

Only by Supporting the Elderly Well can We Dare to Have Children: Parents’ Pension Investment and Fertility Decision-making of the Younger Generation

He Yuan, Li Ke, Wang Yipan

The ultra-low fertility rate has become a major challenge faced by the Chinese society. The effect of simply relying on the relaxation of the fertility policy to stimulate the fertility ra...

First published at: Jan 03, 2023

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20221022.401

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 49, Issue 01, pp. 109 - 123

| F015

Technological Investment，Public Educational Expenditure and Low Fertility Rate

Huang Zhiguo, Wang Bojuan, Chen Xiaowei

No matter from the objective trend of fertility rate, the subjective wishes of residents, the cost conditions of raising offspring, or the size of the first marriage population, the declin...

First published at: Dec 03, 2022

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20220915.403

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 48, Issue 12, pp. 136 - 150

| F249.2;C924.21

Bread or Baby: How does Youth Unemployment Affect Fertility Intention? Evidence from OECD Countries

Liu Jindong, Wang Jiahui, Tang Shihan

The high youth unemployment rate has always been a global problem. Especially under the combined triple pressure, it has been rising in China in recent years. At the same time, China’s fe...

First published at: Aug 01, 2022

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jsufe.2022.04.010

Journal of Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, Vol. 24, Issue 04, pp. 138 - 152

| C923

The Internet Usage and Individual Fertility Intention：Based on the Perspectives of Information Cost and Family Intergeneration

Wang Xiaojie, Nie Wenjie, Liu Pengcheng

Fertility is the driving force of population development, while the problem of low fertility has become a new worldwide problem. In the specific context of China, economic and social devel...

First published at: Oct 03, 2021

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20210715.401

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 47, Issue 10, pp. 110 - 124

| F063.4

Does the Expansion of Kindergarten Supply Increase Fertility？Quasi-natural Experimental Evidence from Establishing Kindergartens by Social Forces

Jiang Tao

In the past two or three decades, China’s fertility rate has been below the replacement level and declining. The problem of low fertility rate is likely to affect economic vitality, natio...

First published at: Aug 03, 2021

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20210615.302

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 47, Issue 08, pp. 94 - 108

| F01

Influence of the Two-Child Policy on Household Second Child Fertility and Consumption: Investigation Based on CFPS Data

Wang Wei, Yang Jiahao, Wu Kun, et al

The two-child policy is an important public policy to promote the optimization of population structure and economic and social development in China. Based on the four-phase data of China F...

First published at: Dec 03, 2020

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20200918.403

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 46, Issue 12, pp. 79 - 93

| F063.4

Does the “Compulsory School Merger Program” Reduce Fertility?

Jiang Tao

China’s birth rate has witnessed a rapid decline from 21.06‰ in 1990 to 12.07‰ in 2015, especially after the year 2000, and has been in a very low level for a long time...

First published at: Nov 03, 2020

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.20200715.203

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 46, Issue 11, pp. 123 - 137

| F063.4；F062.9

Housing Prices and Fertility Postponement：Evidence from the CGSS Micro Data

Hu Pei, Wang Hongwei

Fertility postponement plays an important role in the decline of China’s fertility rate. Putting housing prices and timing of birth into the same research framework will help us to e...

First published at: Apr 01, 2020

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.2020.04.006

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 46, Issue 04, pp. 79 - 93

| F062.6；F063.4

Will Delayed Retirement Occupy Family Fertility?

Yang Hualei, Shen Zheng, Hu Haoyu

Due to the Chinese culture of inter-generational supporting, the public worries that the incoming scheme of delayed retirement may lower the fertility rate and therefore the two-child poli...

First published at: Oct 01, 2018

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doi:10.16538/j.cnki.jfe.2018.10.004

Journal of Finance and Economics, Vol. 44, Issue 10, pp. 53 - 66