英文摘要 |
After the full implementation of the 12-year basic education policy, whether Taiwan's educational environment is gradually developing towards normalization is the main purpose of this study. However, this study does not directly discuss the actual environment of education, but indirectly through the changes in housing prices in star school districts, and uses the difference-in-difference model to analyze whether the general public's investment mentality for real estate in star school districts has changed due to the full implementation of the 12-year basic education. The empirical results show that after the full implementation of the 12-year basic education policy, the housing prices in the star junior high school districts have a higher degree of rise (about 5.02%) than those in non-star junior high school districts. The meaning is that the full implementation of the 12-year basic education has not effectively curbed the public's demand for houses in star school districts. What's more, in the second half of the 12-year basic education period, there is a higher degree of price difference between star and non-star school districts than in the first half (about 3.25% difference). But it is worth discussing that the difference in housing prices between star and non-star school districts has been reduced from 5.02% to 3.25% with the deepening of the 12-year state education policy, which seems to be showing a relatively moderate trend. However, this trend has not yet reached the statistically significant level. That is, there is no the meaning of statistically significant difference between 5.02% and 3.25%. |