Port Logistics Policies Evaluation Based on Difference-in-Difference Model
In order to study port logistics policies’ impact on related entities of port logistics, this paper try to use difference-in-difference model (DID model) in port logistics policy evaluation. Reviews related port logistics policies announced recent years in China, evaluates the policies impact on pub...
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doaj-e6d8bb62e637492c925a3bd98be783a82021-02-02T01:26:05ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2017-01-011240500210.1051/matecconf/201712405002matecconf_ictte2017_05002Port Logistics Policies Evaluation Based on Difference-in-Difference ModelXing HusongZhang ZhehuiDeng YuanhuiIn order to study port logistics policies’ impact on related entities of port logistics, this paper try to use difference-in-difference model (DID model) in port logistics policy evaluation. Reviews related port logistics policies announced recent years in China, evaluates the policies impact on public port enterprises, and demonstrates the feasibility of using DID model to evaluate the port logistics policies. Based on whether a public port enterprises develop port logistics business, defines the public port enterprises which develop port logistics business as the experimental group, others as the control group, and establishes DID mo del and evaluates the policy influence. Evaluation results show that the port logistics policies have a negative impact on t he gross profit of the experimental group, and DID model can be used in port logistics policies evaluation. Perhaps the strengthening of infrastructure construction, diversification and expansion of development channels enhance the operating costs of port enterprises in short-term and result in short-term earnings decline.https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201712405002 |
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Port Logistics Policies Evaluation Based on Difference-in-Difference Model |
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In order to study port logistics policies’ impact on related entities of port logistics, this paper try to use difference-in-difference model (DID model) in port logistics policy evaluation. Reviews related port logistics policies announced recent years in China, evaluates the policies impact on public port enterprises, and demonstrates the feasibility of using DID model to evaluate the port logistics policies. Based on whether a public port enterprises develop port logistics business, defines the public port enterprises which develop port logistics business as the experimental group, others as the control group, and establishes DID mo del and evaluates the policy influence. Evaluation results show that the port logistics policies have a negative impact on t he gross profit of the experimental group, and DID model can be used in port logistics policies evaluation. Perhaps the strengthening of infrastructure construction, diversification and expansion of development channels enhance the operating costs of port enterprises in short-term and result in short-term earnings decline. |
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