江西财经大学学报 ›› 2018, Vol. 0 ›› Issue (02): 229-.

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中国城乡医疗支出差异的影响研究——基于居民对疾病的应对和防范

肖 琴, 李阿叮   

  1. (昆明理工大学 管理与经济学院,云南 昆明 650093)
  • 发布日期:2021-01-21
  • 作者简介:肖 琴,昆明理工大学副教授,主要从事宏观经济学研究;李阿叮,昆明理工大学博士研究生,主要从事区域经济学研究,通讯作者联系方式selcisxiao@126.com。

A Study of the Impact of Urban-Rural Medical Expenditure Disparities in China: Based on the Residents’ Coping with and Prevention of Diseases

XIAO Qin, LI A-ding   

  1. (Kunming University of Science and Technology, Kunming 650093, China)
  • Published:2021-01-21

摘要: 采用2014年中国家庭追踪调查数据(CFPS),基于居民应对和防范疾病的角度,利用逐步逻辑回归法,从宏观环境和微观个体禀赋两个维度,系统分析城乡医疗支出差异的影响因素。继而对所考察影响因素进行控制,并运用倾向值评分匹配法,分析城乡居民在应对和防范疾病时的医疗支出差异。研究发现:城乡居民医疗消费存在显著差异,主要体现在农村居民的应对性医疗支出比城镇居民高10.08%,而城镇居民的防范性显著影响医疗支出比农村居民高出89.68%。就诊点、教育水平、健康状况、收入、地区状况等能够有效缩小城乡居民的应对性和防范性医疗支出差异。

关键词: 医疗支出,城乡差异,倾向值评分匹配

Abstract: By making use of the data of China Family Panel Studies(CFPS)in 2014 and from the perspective of residents’ coping with and preventing diseases, this paper makes a systematical analysis of the factors influencing the urban and rural medical expenditure differences from the two dimensions of macro environment and micro individual endowment with the method of stepwise logistic regression. Then, it controls the affecting factors under investigation and applies the method of propensity score matching(PSM)to analyze the medical expenditure difference between urban and rural residents in coping with and preventing diseases. The findings show that there exists a significant difference in medical consumptions between urban and rural residents. It is mainly reflected in the fact that the rural residents’ responsive medical expense is 10.08% higher than that of urban residents, while the preventive medical expenditure of urban residents is 89.68% higher than that of rural residents. Such factors as doctor-visiting points, education level, health conditions, income and regional conditions can effectively narrow the differences of responsive and preventive medical expenditures between urban and rural residents.

Key words: medical expenditure; differences between urban and rural areas; propensity score matching