Ben-Chieh Liu
Biographic Data
| ID | 276590 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ben-Chieh Liu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ben-Chieh |
| FAMILY NAME | Liu |
| SIGNATURE | LIU B |
| AFFILIATIONS | MRIGlobal |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Effects of Educational Expenditures on Regional Inequality in the Social Quality of Life
Earlier studies by Liu on Quality of Life (QOL) indicators have pointed out the problems of concentration interregional inequality among the fifty states in U.S.A. Noting that the interregional inequality problem has been gradually alleviated over the past two decades, this paper attempts to provide some rudimentary explanations about this converging phenomenon through a labor market adjusting process towards social, economic and spatial equilibr…
The Pursuance of Better Quality of life
A model is developed to explore the relationships between interregional migration and regional variations of quality of life. The model incorporates the impact of the interregional variations of the various aspects of quality of life including economic, political, environmental, social, health and education. The long-run and short-run migration data for 65 major U.S. standard metropolitan statistical areas are used to test the model. The results …
Sulfur dioxide and mortality damage
An integrated model for earthquake risk and damage assessment
Differential Net Migration Rate and the Quality of Life
conditioned and the nine slope coefficients (B-values) estimated by the stepwise procedure are, in fact, correlated. In summary, we conclude that, due to intercorrelation among the nine input categories, the true role of economic motivation in the decision to relocateparticularly for nonwhites-is still an open issue. Our tests indicate that the explanatory power of the Liu Overall Index in this regard is, at best, misleading
Measurement of the Socioeconomic Impact of Lake Restoration
A number of lake restoration demonstraton projects have been launched by the Environmental Protection Agency as a result of Public Law 92-500. To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of these public investment projects requires the development of an assessment model. The proposed Benefit/Cost Cross-Impact Probabilistic Approach (BCCIPA) is one attempt at assessing the interdependent socioeconomic and environmental impacts of the lake restoration proje…
Quality of life indicators in U.S. Metropolitan Areas, 1970
Differential Net Migration Rates and the Quality of Life
ECONOMISTS have suggested that differential growth in regional economy in the United States depends substantially upon labor supply, if it is assumed that the demand for a region's exports and its supply of capital are perfectly elastic.' The spatial movement of labor force or migration has been a hot subject in studies concerned with differential growth in regional income and employment. Most of these studies are concerned with a gross migration…
Variations in the Quality of Life in the United States by State, 1970
Quality of life indicators
Effect of Disarmament On Regional Income Distribution
Quality of life indicators in U.S. Metropolitan Areas, 1970
The Pursuance of Better Quality of life
A model is developed to explore the relationships between interregional migration and regional variations of quality of life. The model incorporates the impact of the interregional variations of the various aspects of quality of life including economic, political, environmental, social, health and education. The long-run and short-run migration data for 65 major U.S. standard metropolitan statistical areas are used to test the model. The results …
Quality of life indicators
Effects of Educational Expenditures on Regional Inequality in the Social Quality of Life
Earlier studies by Liu on Quality of Life (QOL) indicators have pointed out the problems of concentration interregional inequality among the fifty states in U.S.A. Noting that the interregional inequality problem has been gradually alleviated over the past two decades, this paper attempts to provide some rudimentary explanations about this converging phenomenon through a labor market adjusting process towards social, economic and spatial equilibr…
Variations in the Quality of Life in the United States by State, 1970
Effect of Disarmament On Regional Income Distribution
Variations in the Quality of Life in the United States by State, 1970
Quality of life indicators
Differential Net Migration Rates and the Quality of Life
ECONOMISTS have suggested that differential growth in regional economy in the United States depends substantially upon labor supply, if it is assumed that the demand for a region's exports and its supply of capital are perfectly elastic.' The spatial movement of labor force or migration has been a hot subject in studies concerned with differential growth in regional income and employment. Most of these studies are concerned with a gross migration…
Quality of life indicators in U.S. Metropolitan Areas, 1970
Differential Net Migration Rate and the Quality of Life
conditioned and the nine slope coefficients (B-values) estimated by the stepwise procedure are, in fact, correlated. In summary, we conclude that, due to intercorrelation among the nine input categories, the true role of economic motivation in the decision to relocateparticularly for nonwhites-is still an open issue. Our tests indicate that the explanatory power of the Liu Overall Index in this regard is, at best, misleading
Measurement of the Socioeconomic Impact of Lake Restoration
A number of lake restoration demonstraton projects have been launched by the Environmental Protection Agency as a result of Public Law 92-500. To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of these public investment projects requires the development of an assessment model. The proposed Benefit/Cost Cross-Impact Probabilistic Approach (BCCIPA) is one attempt at assessing the interdependent socioeconomic and environmental impacts of the lake restoration proje…
Sulfur dioxide and mortality damage
An integrated model for earthquake risk and damage assessment
The Pursuance of Better Quality of life
A model is developed to explore the relationships between interregional migration and regional variations of quality of life. The model incorporates the impact of the interregional variations of the various aspects of quality of life including economic, political, environmental, social, health and education. The long-run and short-run migration data for 65 major U.S. standard metropolitan statistical areas are used to test the model. The results …
Effects of Educational Expenditures on Regional Inequality in the Social Quality of Life
Earlier studies by Liu on Quality of Life (QOL) indicators have pointed out the problems of concentration interregional inequality among the fifty states in U.S.A. Noting that the interregional inequality problem has been gradually alleviated over the past two decades, this paper attempts to provide some rudimentary explanations about this converging phenomenon through a labor market adjusting process towards social, economic and spatial equilibr…
Political science (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Environmental Science (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Metropolitan area (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Quality (philosophy) (4 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (4 works)