Environmental Science
6 years ago

Economic Development and Education Level Linked to Increased Fire Risks in China.

Social and Economic Factors' Impact on Fire Safety Risks-Panel Data Model Based Analysis
Hao Ren, Chang Zhou, Anglin Li

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The study looked at how social and economic factors in China affect the number of fires that happen. They used a special model to analyze data from different years and found that the level of economic development and education are linked to the number of fires. This information can help make better policies for preventing fires in China during times of change.