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The Research on Causes of Megacity Problem Based on Spatial Disequilibrium

QI Zi xiang, LV Yong qiang, WANG Ya xin

Article ID: 2605
Vol 3, Issue 2, 2023

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54517/vfc.v3i2.2605
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Abstract

By using spatial models with lag and error and through many experiments, this paper uses distance threshold which can maximize spatial autocorrelation, instead of setting spatial weight matrix by adjacent boundaries, making measurement better suit the features of our country’s cities distribution to explore the reasons for big city disease empirically. It finds that distribution of public service distribution and spatial non-equilibrium are factors for excessive population agglomeration and therefore big city disease, and provides solutions for the factors mentioned above.

Keywords

Spatial disequilibrium; Spatial weights; Models with lag and error; Generalized spatial two stage least squares estimation.

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