The Analysis of Increasing the Income of the Farmers
Zhai Bin
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Zhai Bin
Abstract
This paper analyzes trends in income of the farmers,put forward what factors have contributed to the income of peasants,representing an annual growth rate at constant prices by more than 6% for six years since 2004.However,compared with the income growth of urban residents,farmers income growth has remained slow in recent years,urban-rural income gap is widening.It should be through the establishment of a unified labor market,strengthen the competitiveness of the agricultural industry,to enhance the rural human capital,strengthen the government's oversight functions,and increase their ability to cope with market risk and so on,in stabilizing the income of the farmers continue to increase,while the income gap between urban and rural residents control in a reasonable range.
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This paper analyzes trends in income of the farmers,put forward what factors have contributed to the income of peasants,representing an annual growth rate at constant prices by more than 6% for six years since 2004.However,compared with the income growth of urban residents,farmers income growth has remained slow in recent years,urban-rural income gap is widening.It should be through the establishment of a unified labor market,strengthen the competitiveness of the agricultural industry,to enhance the rural human capital,strengthen the government's oversight functions,and increase their ability to cope with market risk and so on,in stabilizing the income of the farmers continue to increase,while the income gap between urban and rural residents control in a reasonable range.
Key concepts: Economics, Agriculture, Government (linguistics), Unearned income, Human capital, Farm income, Labour economics, Agricultural economics