Empirical Analysis on Rural Financial Environment in Building New Countryside——A Case Study in Anhui Province
Jiang Man-lin
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Jiang Man-lin
Abstract
The construction of new countryside can not be separated from the rural financial support.Under the background of incomplete rural financial competition,low financial environment and outflow of rural capital from rural areas,it is very crucial to seek the solution to the above problems.The rural financial environment combines finance and ecology together and analyzes financial problems with the methods of ecology as well as its achievements,which provides new viewpoint for studying rural financial problems.A case study and comparison in Anhui,which is a typical major agricultural province in central China,will have a complete analysis on China's rural financial environment and further provide effective support for the construction of new countryside.
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The construction of new countryside can not be separated from the rural financial support.Under the background of incomplete rural financial competition,low financial environment and outflow of rural capital from rural areas,it is very crucial to seek the solution to the above problems.The rural financial environment combines finance and ecology together and analyzes financial problems with the methods of ecology as well as its achievements,which provides new viewpoint for studying rural financial problems.A case study and comparison in Anhui,which is a typical major agricultural province in central China,will have a complete analysis on China's rural financial environment and further provide effective support for the construction of new countryside.
Key concepts: Rural area, China, Rural economics, Finance, Rural management, Agriculture, Business, Competition (biology)