The Influence of Circulation Services Industry to Agriculture in the New Normal —Take Henan Province as an Example
YU Yi-ping
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YU Yi-ping
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The circulation services industry plays an important role in promotion of agriculture. The paper tests the influence of circulation services industry on agriculture through vector auto-regressive model based on the data of Henan province from 1995 to 2017. The results show that circulation services industry developments not only improve the agriculture level but also have a long-run equilibrium impression. Therefore, the circulation services industry should be dissolved in agricultural industry chain, furthermore, Henan province could become a strong agricultural province through developing vitality and high competitiveness of agriculture.
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The circulation services industry plays an important role in promotion of agriculture. The paper tests the influence of circulation services industry on agriculture through vector auto-regressive model based on the data of Henan province from 1995 to 2017. The results show that circulation services industry developments not only improve the agriculture level but also have a long-run equilibrium impression. Therefore, the circulation services industry should be dissolved in agricultural industry chain, furthermore, Henan province could become a strong agricultural province through developing vitality and high competitiveness of agriculture.
Key concepts: Circulation (fluid dynamics), Agriculture, Promotion (chess), Business, Vitality, Agricultural economics, Economics, Geography