2012Guotu yu ziran ziyuan yanjiuRequires access

Analysis on the Income and Consumption of Rural Residents

Jing Nie

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The slow growth of income and effective consumption potential of rural residents has been increasingly become the bottleneck that restricts rural economy development.The authors of the paper analyzed the rural residents' income and consumption status and relationship in China,and put forward some countermeasures to increase farmer income and promote consumption.

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The slow growth of income and effective consumption potential of rural residents has been increasingly become the bottleneck that restricts rural economy development.The authors of the paper analyzed the rural residents' income and consumption status and relationship in China,and put forward some countermeasures to increase farmer income and promote consumption.

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The slow growth of income and effective consumption potential of rural residents has been increasingly become the bottleneck that restricts rural economy development.The authors of the paper analyzed the rural residents' income and consumption status and relationship in China,and put forward some countermeasures to increase farmer income and promote consumption.

Key concepts: Consumption (sociology), Bottleneck, China, Household income, Business, Rural area, Economics, Low income

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