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Affect Factor Analysis of the Chinese Government Administrative Costs -- Empirical Analysis Based on Received 21 July 2012; accepted 14 October 2012 Abstract At present our government administration cost has increased year by year, its growth far beyond the growth of economic and financial. This paper makes use of SPSS software, using multiple regression analysis, conduct research on the influence factors of the governmental administractive costs, based on statistical data between 1978-2010, and make nation as a research sample. The results show: the financial revenue and expenditure level, the level of economic development, the scale of the government are the main factors affecting growth of government administrative costs, with which is positive correlation. Conclusion: The key to lower government administrative costs is to reduce administrative management fee share in the government revenue and expenditures, shrinking government scale, transforming the government functions. Key words: Government Administrative Costs; Influence Factors; Multiple Regression Analysis; Ridge Regression Analysis CHENG Lijuan, YAN Qiang 2012 . Affect Factor Analysis of the Chinese Government Administrative Costs -- Empirical Analysis Based on the Data from 1978 to 2010. Cross-Cultural Communication, 8 5 , -0. Available from: /index.php/ccc/article/view/j.ccc.1座机电话号码0120805.ZT0393 DOI: /10.3968/j.ccc.1座机电话号码0120805.ZT0393. INTRODUCTION Since the reform and opening up, the size of Chinese administrative costs1 and its growth rate are very outstanding, some scholars call China “the highest administrative cost state in the world”. The new system economist Kos pointed out that: the Government doesn’t completely run without cost, the Government’s administrative mechanism itself is not without cost, in fact, sometimes the cost is staggering. This is just been confirmed in our country. Figure 1 The Growth of Administrative Expenses, GDP, Financial Expenditure Comparison Chart Source: painting