Effects of rural collective economy policy on the common prosperity in China: based on the mediating effect of farmland transfer

Jiang, Fan; Jiang, Yadan; Peng, Jiquan; Lv, Yangqin; Wang, Weiwei; Zhou, Ziming

doi:10.3389/fenvs.2023.1302545

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“…In the context of China, various scholars contribute to this narrative by examining the specificities of government policies on agricultural efficiency and poverty reduction 35 – 37 . Jiang et al 38 analyze the role of rural collective economy policies in enhancing common prosperity, revealing how farmland transfer and scale operation under these policies significantly improve agricultural efficiency and rural prosperity. Chen et al 35 further refine this analysis by distinguishing the effects of farmland transfers on poverty vulnerability among smallholder households.…”

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Rainfall’s impact on agricultural production and government poverty reduction efficiency in China

Wang,

You,

Song

et al. 2024

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The quest to eradicate poverty, central to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), poses a significant global challenge. Advancement in sustainable rural development is critical to this effort, requiring the seamless integration of environmental, economic, and governmental elements. Previous research often omits the complex interactions among these factors. Addressing this gap, this study evaluates sustainable rural development in China by examining the interconnection between agricultural production and government-led poverty reduction, with annual rainfall considered an influential factor of climate change impacts on these sectors and overall sustainability. Utilizing a Meta-frontier entropy network dynamic Directional Distance Function (DDF) within an exogenous Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model, we categorize China’s 27 provinces into southern and northern regions according to the Qinling-Huaihe line for a comparative study of environmental, economic, and governmental efficiency. This innovative approach overcomes the limitations of previous static analyses. The findings reveal: (1) Rainfall, as an exogenous variable, significantly affects agricultural production efficiency. (2) The overall efficiency in both southern and northern regions increases when accounting for rainfall. (3) Government effectiveness in poverty reduction is comparatively lower in the northern region than in the southern region when rainfall is considered. These insights underscore the importance of including climatic variables in sustainable development policies and emphasize the need for region-specific strategies to bolster resilience against climatic challenges.

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Rainfall’s impact on agricultural production and government poverty reduction efficiency in China

Wang,

You,

Song

et al. 2024

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Regional Differences and Spatial Evolutionary Characteristics of Common Prosperity of Rural Areas and Residents in China

Huang,

Qiu

2024

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As the gap between urban and rural areas in China continues to widen, the government has proposed the goal of bringing common prosperity to rural areas and residents according to Marxist humanitarian ideals. The common prosperity proposed by China is the overall prosperity of material and spiritual life. This study constructs a comprehensive index system to measure and evaluate the level of common prosperity of rural areas and residents in 30 provinces in China using the combined methods of entropy and principal component analysis. The data covered the national and provincial levels. Furthermore, this study uses the natural break and Terrell index decomposition methods to comprehensively evaluate the level of common prosperity of rural areas and residents in the seven major economic regions of China in 2020. To demonstrate the changing trends, this study analyses the dynamic evolution process and regional disparities in the common prosperity of rural areas and residents from 2011 to 2020. Using spatial econometric analyses, this study explores the overall clustering trends of the common prosperity of rural areas and residents in seven major economic regions in China. The results show that the overall level of common prosperity of rural areas and residents is rising at the national level; however, marked differences between provinces remain. Inequality between rural Chinese areas and rural residents is more acute in less economically developed regions. The problem is shifting from interregional to intraregional inequality, with obvious spatial differences. There is a clear positive spatial autocorrelation among most provinces in the seven economic regions and a significant spatial spillover effect in the Yangtze River Delta region.

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Multidimensional Measurement and Temporal and Spatial Interaction Characteristics of Rural E-Commerce Development Capacity in the Context of Rural Revitalization

Wang,

Su,

Yang

et al. 2024

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With the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy, rural e-commerce has become an essential means of promoting rural economic development and increasing farmers’ income. However, the development of rural e-commerce varies significantly among different regions. Based on the perspective of “three rural areas”, this study constructs a rural e-commerce development capability measurement system centered on readiness, utilization, and influence. It adopts a panel vector autoregressive model to identify key influencing factors. Through the exploratory spatiotemporal data analysis (ESTDA) method, the spatiotemporal dynamic characteristics of rural e-commerce development capacity and the interaction relationship between provinces and regions are revealed. The study shows that (1) China’s rural e-commerce development capacity gained significant improvement from 2011 to 2022, but provincial polarization is evident, with eastern and central provinces leading and western and marginal provinces lagging; the rural e-commerce development capacity shows a decreasing dynamic pattern from the east to the central and western to the northeastern regions. (2) The eastern region has active rural e-commerce development, stable spatial structure, and provincial solid correlation, which creates a significant linkage effect. The western region shows strong internal spatial dependence, the district cross-regional interaction and linkage effect are beginning to emerge, and the northeastern low-development provinces are challenging to leap to a higher level in the short term; (3) the spatiotemporal interaction network of rural e-commerce development among several provinces and regions shows a positive synergistic relationship, and it is an essential consideration for the high-quality development of rural e-commerce to strengthen regional cooperation and realize complementary advantages. The study results provide a theoretical basis for formulating differentiated regional e-commerce development policies, which can help enhance regional synergy and narrow the regional development gap.

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Effects of rural collective economy policy on the common prosperity in China: based on the mediating effect of farmland transfer

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References 62 publications

Rainfall’s impact on agricultural production and government poverty reduction efficiency in China

Rainfall’s impact on agricultural production and government poverty reduction efficiency in China

Regional Differences and Spatial Evolutionary Characteristics of Common Prosperity of Rural Areas and Residents in China

Multidimensional Measurement and Temporal and Spatial Interaction Characteristics of Rural E-Commerce Development Capacity in the Context of Rural Revitalization

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