Rural Income Structure Variation Trend and Corresponding Countermeasures
YU Wei-hon
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YU Wei-hon
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The per capita net income of rural households from 31 provinces and cities in China in 1995,2000,2005 and 2010 were analyzed by four kinds of income sources using correspondence analysis method. The results showed that,the proportion of wage income,property income and transfer income increased steadily,but the family income decline gradually; Inertia data showed that,gradual decline in wage income,the other three were gradually increased. Farmers pay more attention to the influence of the family income,but insufficient attention to the salary income,especially migrant workers income. All preferential policies have promoted the rural economy effectively,back home to run business become the new rural economic growth.
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The per capita net income of rural households from 31 provinces and cities in China in 1995,2000,2005 and 2010 were analyzed by four kinds of income sources using correspondence analysis method. The results showed that,the proportion of wage income,property income and transfer income increased steadily,but the family income decline gradually; Inertia data showed that,gradual decline in wage income,the other three were gradually increased. Farmers pay more attention to the influence of the family income,but insufficient attention to the salary income,especially migrant workers income. All preferential policies have promoted the rural economy effectively,back home to run business become the new rural economic growth.
Key concepts: Net national income, Total personal income, Per capita income, Salary, Net income, Wage, Income in kind, Economics