Social Security Revenue and Expenditure Forecast and Balance

Author: Zhou Yingchun
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: This book introduces modern social security theory in concise language. The entire work unfolds from three levels of discussion:
The first level describes the policy frameworks of China's three major social insurances and the urban minimum living security program, constructing their operational models; the second level combines historical statistical data and applies mathematical tools to establish a multiple linear regression model, predicting revenue and expenditure situations while conducting a revenue-expenditure balance analysis; the third level, based on revenue and expenditure forecasts and balance analysis, explores the pros and cons of policy implementation in light of social security theory and proposes policy recommendations. Finally, it conducts pioneering explorations on the spiritual aspects of security beyond material support. This book can serve as a reference for social security researchers, as well as a teaching and learning resource for university teachers, graduate students, and undergraduates. Additionally, it holds significant reference value for government departments and officials engaged in social security work.