当代财经 ›› 2017, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (10): 217-.

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我国地方政府性债务的非线性增长效应研究

庄佳强,陈志勇,解洪涛   

  1. (中南财经政法大学 财政税务学院,湖北 武汉 430074)
  • 收稿日期:2017-04-06 发布日期:2021-01-21
  • 作者简介:庄佳强,中南财经政法大学副教授,博士,主要从事财税理论与政策研究,通讯作者联系方式zjq981469@163.com;陈志勇,中南财经政法大学教授,博士,主要从事财税理论与政策研究;解洪涛,中南财经政法大学副教授,博士,主要从事财税理论与政策研究。

A Study of the Nonlinear Growth Effect of China’s Local Government Debts

ZHUANG Jia-qiang, CHEN Zhi-yong, XIE Hong-tao   

  1. (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan 430074, China)
  • Received:2017-04-06 Published:2021-01-21

摘要: 基于经济增长的视角,从理论上阐述了地方政府性债务与经济增长之间的非线性关系,并利用2006年以来的省际数据进行实证检验。研究证实了我国地方政府性债务的非线性增长效应,当负债率较低时,地方政府性债务与经济增长呈现正相关关系。随着负债率的增加,债务对于地区经济增长的影响会逐渐减弱。基于工具变量的分析表明,这种非线性效应体现了从地方政府性债务到经济增长的因果关系。因此,在制定举债增支的积极财政政策时,应考虑到地方政府性债务对经济增长的短期效应和长期影响。在地方政府性债务的管理中,建议采用动态测算的负债率阈值作为债务预警指标,以更有效地判定地方政府性债务风险。

关键词: 地方政府性债务,经济增长,财政政策,非线性增长效应

Abstract: This paper theoretically analyzes the nonlinear relationship between local government debt and economic growth from the perspective of economic growth. It also makes an empirical test with the inter-provincial data since 2006. The findings can prove the nonlinear growth effect of China’s local government debt. When the debt ratio is lower, there is a positive correlation between local government debt and economic growth. As the debt ratio increases, the impact of debt on the local economic growth would be weakened. The analysis based on instrumental variables shows that this nonlinear effect reflects the causal relationship from local government debt to economic growth. Therefore, when making the positive financial policies of borrowing and increasing expenditures, the government should consider the short term effect and the long term influence of local government debt on the economic growth. As for the management of local government debt, it is suggested that the threshold value of debt ratio estimated dynamically should be used as the early warning index of debt, so as to identify the risks of local government debt more effectively.

Key words: local government debt; economic growth; fiscal policy; nonlinear growth effect