英文摘要 |
In order to evaluate and analysis the impact of the changes of the consumption structure in Taiwan, we use the household survey data and employed quintile regression model (QR model), consumer conversion matrix and inputoutput tables, aswell as referred some predicted figures proposed by CEPD(Council for Economic andDevelopment) to set up the scenarios. According to the empirical results, we find the proxy variables of age structure, income distribution and, industrial structure upgrade etc. have significant influences on Taiwan’s private consumption. And based on (I-A)−1 matrix against the baseline, the largest of the linkage effects accounting for the changes in final demand is the industrial transition,whichmakes industrial output increase NT$27,261million. Low birth rate and population’s aging causes the output to decline NT$27,601 million. TheM-shape income distribution causes the output to fallNT$7,535million. If we consider the simultaneous effect, i.e. total the three factors, final demand increases NT$4,351 million, and output totals around NT$6,307 million, with a change rate of 0.03%. |