Market Interlinked, System Non-specialized: Farmland Transfer Impacts on Rural Labor Mobility

Lai, Danzhu; Huang, Heyuan; Du, Zhipeng; He, Yiming

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“…In addition to studying inter-city mobility, some scholars pay attention to the factors influencing the mobility of rural labors, transfer of farmland (Lai et al, 2017) and the use of the Internet (Pan et al, 2022) would drive rural labor migration. It can be seen that in recent years, domestic scholars have studied this area from a variety of perspectives, using different data and models, which has enriched the research system of labor mobility influencing factors, but there are still fewer researches from the perspective of policies.…”

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Research On Effectiveness of Low-Carbon Policies on Labor Mobility

Ai,

Liu,

Yang

2024

Advances in Management and Applied Economics

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The internal and external environment of China's development has undergone profound changes, and the promotion of “dual-carbon” has become an urgent need for cracking the outstanding problems of resource and environmental constraints and realizing sustainable development, while labor mobility can bring “demographic dividend” to the region, which is an important part of realizing the dual-carbon goal. This paper focuses on the low-carbon pilot policies, adopts the panel data of 281 prefecture-level cities from 2005 to 2019, and constructs a multi-period double difference model to investigate the effects of low-carbon policies on labor mobility. The study finds that: low-carbon pilot can significantly promote inter-regional labor inflow, and the above conclusion still holds after a series of robustness tests; mechanism analysis shows that the advancement of industrial structure plays a significant positive moderating role, while government expenditures on finance, science and technology play a mediating role. The research in this paper not only provides a new perspective for the evaluation of the effects of low-carbon policies, but also provides a new basis for city branding to attract labor inflow, and the heterogeneity analysis also provides a theoretical reference for the government to formulate talent policies. JEL classification numbers: J61. Keywords: Low-carbon policies, Labor mobility, Multi-period double difference model, Advancement of industrial structure.

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Research On Effectiveness of Low-Carbon Policies on Labor Mobility

Ai,

Liu,

Yang

2024

Advances in Management and Applied Economics

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The effect of information structure on farmland contractual choice: toward a revised theory of share tenancy with new evidence from Guangdong, China

Collins

2021

International Review of Law and Economics

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How Does Land Transfer Impact the Household Labor Productivity in China? Empirical Evidence from Survey Data in Shandong

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Tang

Liu

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As the transfer speed of land use rights accelerates, the production efficiency of farmer households keeps increasing as well. Based on field survey data of 1368 farmer households in Shandong in 2019, this paper applied the average treatment effect (ATE) and propensity score matching (PSM) to investigate the impact of land transfer on the productivity of farmer households. The results indicate that land transfer has a positive effect on the overall labor productivity of farmer households participating in land transfer. The impact of land transfer on productivity has an obvious asymmetry between transfer-in households and transfer-out households. More specifically, land transfer-in plays a greater role in promoting participants’ overall labor productivity, while land transfer-out has some positive effect on non-agricultural productivity. This study is of great significance in improving the overall welfare level of farmer households and promoting the reform and high-quality development of farm businesses.

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Market Interlinked, System Non-specialized: Farmland Transfer Impacts on Rural Labor Mobility

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Research On Effectiveness of Low-Carbon Policies on Labor Mobility

Research On Effectiveness of Low-Carbon Policies on Labor Mobility

The effect of information structure on farmland contractual choice: toward a revised theory of share tenancy with new evidence from Guangdong, China

How Does Land Transfer Impact the Household Labor Productivity in China? Empirical Evidence from Survey Data in Shandong

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