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Problems Concerning Farmers, Agriculture and Countryside and Their Way Out

Zeng Li-hong

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Taking care of the farmers, supporting the agriculture and developing the countryside are not only a serious economic but also a serious political problem. This paper has studied the causes and the negative effects of the problems concerning farmers, agriculture and countryside, and puts forward the measures to solve these problems.

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Taking care of the farmers, supporting the agriculture and developing the countryside are not only a serious economic but also a serious political problem. This paper has studied the causes and the negative effects of the problems concerning farmers, agriculture and countryside, and puts forward the measures to solve these problems.

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Taking care of the farmers, supporting the agriculture and developing the countryside are not only a serious economic but also a serious political problem. This paper has studied the causes and the negative effects of the problems concerning farmers, agriculture and countryside, and puts forward the measures to solve these problems.

Key concepts: Rural area, Agriculture, Politics, Business, Natural resource economics, Agricultural economics, Economic growth, Economics

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