Analysis on the Farmer Household's Behavior in Land Transfer in and Its Influencing Factors ——Basing on the Survey Data from 427 Farmer Households of the Three Gorges Reservoir Area
Qing Li
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Qing Li
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This paper analyses the characteristics of the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in on the basis of research data from 427 sample farmers,identifies the influencing factors of the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in through logistic mode,and explains the subjectivities of the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in.It indicates in the research that the characteristics of the farmer households and their families and the land resources,environmental and policy factors,to some extent,play roles in the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in.Furthermore,among those factors,the proportion of non-agricultural income,cultivated area and geographical conditions are the decisive factors.
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This paper analyses the characteristics of the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in on the basis of research data from 427 sample farmers,identifies the influencing factors of the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in through logistic mode,and explains the subjectivities of the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in.It indicates in the research that the characteristics of the farmer households and their families and the land resources,environmental and policy factors,to some extent,play roles in the farmer household's behavior in land transfer in.Furthermore,among those factors,the proportion of non-agricultural income,cultivated area and geographical conditions are the decisive factors.
Key concepts: Three gorges, Agriculture, Agricultural economics, Sample (material), Household income, Survey data collection, Business, Geography