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The Research of Ways to Increase Peasantry’s Income in Hainan Province

LI Guang-hui

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This paper is on the basis of the statistics in Hainan,analysis the status and influencing factor of per capita annual net income of rural households in Hainan,opening out the essential character of peasants′ net income,and put forward some countermeasures to increasing the per capita annual net income of rural households in Hainan.

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This paper is on the basis of the statistics in Hainan,analysis the status and influencing factor of per capita annual net income of rural households in Hainan,opening out the essential character of peasants′ net income,and put forward some countermeasures to increasing the per capita annual net income of rural households in Hainan.

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This paper is on the basis of the statistics in Hainan,analysis the status and influencing factor of per capita annual net income of rural households in Hainan,opening out the essential character of peasants′ net income,and put forward some countermeasures to increasing the per capita annual net income of rural households in Hainan.

Key concepts: Net income, Per capita income, Per capita, Socioeconomics, Agricultural economics, Net national income, Total personal income, Character (mathematics)

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