Exploring the Impact of Land Certification on Centralized Transfer in Rural China: The Roles of Timing, Inequality, and Governance DOI Creative Commons
Lan Pan, Haoran Wan, Xufeng Cui

et al.

Land, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 13(12), P. 2022 - 2022

Published: Nov. 27, 2024

The existing studies have primarily discussed the impact of land certification on farmers’ transfer behaviors, neglecting its potential for centralized under orientation optimizing utilization and allocation efficiency. This study employed Probit model, Propensity Score Matching method, IV-Probit model to explore effects underlying mechanisms based China Land Economic Survey data, especially emphasizing roles timing, inequality, governance. Among transfer-out households, increases likelihood farmers adopting rather than decentralized transfer. After considering differential influence exerted by timing certification, earlier households obtain contract management certificates, greater positive impact. phenomenon can be explained from dual perspectives economy governance, including rural industrial development governance performance. In heterogeneity analysis, we focused risk preference, village teams’ capacity. mainly benefits facing weak inequality or low-risk as well those in villages with highly educated cadres. new round program, our findings provide insights continuously allocation.

Language: Английский

Exploring the Impact of Land Certification on Centralized Transfer in Rural China: The Roles of Timing, Inequality, and Governance DOI Creative Commons
Lan Pan, Haoran Wan, Xufeng Cui

et al.

Land, Journal Year: 2024, Volume and Issue: 13(12), P. 2022 - 2022

Published: Nov. 27, 2024

The existing studies have primarily discussed the impact of land certification on farmers’ transfer behaviors, neglecting its potential for centralized under orientation optimizing utilization and allocation efficiency. This study employed Probit model, Propensity Score Matching method, IV-Probit model to explore effects underlying mechanisms based China Land Economic Survey data, especially emphasizing roles timing, inequality, governance. Among transfer-out households, increases likelihood farmers adopting rather than decentralized transfer. After considering differential influence exerted by timing certification, earlier households obtain contract management certificates, greater positive impact. phenomenon can be explained from dual perspectives economy governance, including rural industrial development governance performance. In heterogeneity analysis, we focused risk preference, village teams’ capacity. mainly benefits facing weak inequality or low-risk as well those in villages with highly educated cadres. new round program, our findings provide insights continuously allocation.

Language: Английский

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