英文摘要 |
In this study, 7303 valid samples of household heads in the 2015 China Household Finance Survey (CHFS) were used to analyze the influencing factors that affect household head use of credit cards. The statistical results show that, in the general regression analysis, the total assets of the household head increase, the total amount of credit card arrears will decrease; the increase in consumption of the household head, the total credit card arrears will increase; the cash of the household head increases, the total credit card arrears will increase; Deposits, the total credit card debt will decrease; the total debt of the head of the household increases, the total credit card debt will increase. When the head of household has taken a financial management course, the total credit card balance will increase. When the health status of the head of household increases and the marital status of the head of household is married, the total amount of credit card arrears will decrease. On the binary regression model, for every RMB 1 increase in the total assets of the household head, the probability of having a credit card arrears is the same as before; for every RMB 1 increase in the consumption of the household head, the probability of having a credit card arrears is 0.984 times the original; For every RMB 1 increase in deposits, the probability of having a credit card arrears is 0.995 times the original; for every RMB 1 increase in the total liabilities of the household head, the probability of having a credit card arrears is 0.997 times the original. In terms of the variables of financial literacy of the head of household, for every 1 point increase in the financial knowledge of the head of household, the probability of having a credit card arrears is 0.896 times the original, and for each level of increase in the financial management attitude of the head of household, the probability of having a credit card arrears is 0.899 times the original. It can be seen that financial knowledge can not only help consumers understand the convenience of credit cards, but also prevent possible risks of credit cards. |