Research on the Interaction between Higher Education Resource Allocation and Real Estate Price

  • Luo H
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Abstract

On the one hand, based on the relevant conclusions of theoretical analysis, combined with the current situation of higher education resource allocation, a higher education resource allocation evaluation system was reasonably constructed, and a comprehensive index of higher education resource allocation was obtained through principal component analysis. It is a large city in the first and second tiers, while the allocation of higher education resources in small and medium-sized cities is low. On the other hand, a quantitative model is established. By introducing the variables of higher education resource allocation in the basic model, through regression analysis, we find that at a significance level of 5%, the regression results show that the growth rate of higher education resource allocation is related to the growth rate of real estate prices. And the relationship is significant. Combined with the empirical analysis results of this article, maybe we can start with the allocation of higher education resources. The allocation of higher education resources in first- and second-tier cities is concentrated. The government can take effective methods to allocate higher education resources to avoid regional differences in the allocation of higher education resources. It can slow down the social pressure brought by the growth of real estate prices to a certain extent.

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Luo, H. (2020). Research on the Interaction between Higher Education Resource Allocation and Real Estate Price. Open Journal of Social Sciences, 08(04), 58–68. https://doi.org/10.4236/jss.2020.84005

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