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Research on the association between rural households' livelihood capitals and livelihood strategies has long been of interest in geography, management, economics, ecology and other disciplines. However, the existing micro-empirical studies are mostly small-scale surveys of rural households; there are much fewer large-scale investigations at the national level. Meanwhile, few empirical studies have analyzed the sensitivity of rural households' types of livelihood capitals among different types of villages in China. These findings provide reference for the formulation of policies related to the improvement of rural households' livelihoods in different types of villages.

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