Qin Lin
Abstract
This article, based on the theory of human capital, analyses the relation between farmers' income and their education degree. It proves that the key to increase the farmers' income lies in the development of the rural human resources rather than in the change of the agriculture system and the investment of material capital only.
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This article, based on the theory of human capital, analyses the relation between farmers' income and their education degree. It proves that the key to increase the farmers' income lies in the development of the rural human resources rather than in the change of the agriculture system and the investment of material capital only.
Key concepts: Human capital, Economics, Investment (military), Agriculture, Labour economics, Net national income, Agricultural economics, Economic growth