Evaluation of the Effect of Xinjiang Farmers' Professional Cooperatives Based on the DID Model
Wang Zhi-bin
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Wang Zhi-bin
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The farmer' income of farmers participated and non-participated in farmer' professional cooperatives in Xinjiang was empirical researched using DID model.The results showed that per capita net income,per capita workers income,per capita land transfer income of farmers participated in farmers' professional cooperatives increased significantly compared with the non-participation ones.Through the factors affecting per capita income of farmers it found that per capita net income and per capita farming income increased as the average household arable land and the number of family members increased;per capita workers income increased with the time of education,family size,labor increased.The land circulation per capita income and per capita policy income increased with the increase in average household arable land.
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The farmer' income of farmers participated and non-participated in farmer' professional cooperatives in Xinjiang was empirical researched using DID model.The results showed that per capita net income,per capita workers income,per capita land transfer income of farmers participated in farmers' professional cooperatives increased significantly compared with the non-participation ones.Through the factors affecting per capita income of farmers it found that per capita net income and per capita farming income increased as the average household arable land and the number of family members increased;per capita workers income increased with the time of education,family size,labor increased.The land circulation per capita income and per capita policy income increased with the increase in average household arable land.
Key concepts: Per capita income, Per capita, Arable land, Total personal income, Agricultural economics, Net income, Household income, Agriculture