Research on the Linkage Mechanism between Migrant Workers Returning Home to Start Businesses and Rural Industry Revitalization Based on the Combination Prediction and Dynamic Simulation Model

Wang, Xiaogang

doi:10.1155/2022/1848822

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“…Firstly, entrepreneurship diffusion can help more poor people accumulate capital and ensure the sustainable livelihoods of farmers, thus reducing the risk of returning to poverty due to economic income shocks, which have a significant effect on the alleviation of the economic dimension of poverty in farmers [68]. Secondly, entrepreneurship diffusion can drive the poor to take the initiative in employment and entrepreneurship, motivate them to participate in the market and enhance the employment absorption capacity of rural areas [69][70][71], which has a significant effect on the social development dimension of alleviating poverty in farming households. Finally, returning farmers, influenced by advanced urban concepts, are more likely to have the concept of green development, which will also be transmitted to other farmers through entrepreneurial diffusion, leading most entrepreneurs to pursue a better living environment and take responsibility for protecting the ecological environment in rural areas, which helps rural areas achieve sustainable development goals [72] and has a significant effect on alleviating poverty in the ecological and environment dimensions of farming households.…”

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Alleviating Relative Poverty in Rural China through a Diffusion Schema of Returning Farmer Entrepreneurship

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Addressing poverty is one of the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals. Alleviating relative poverty by stimulating the endogenous motivation of poor people to improve their ability for self-proliferation and diffusion is the focus of attention worldwide. China, as the world’s most populous country, has already left absolute poverty, and the vast rural areas are facing the challenge of managing relative poverty. We use the Delphi method to select three representative cases from the typical cases of rural entrepreneurship published by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, and describe the diffusion process and poverty reduction effect of returning farmers’ ‘entrepreneurship’ through the whole process analysis method. We found that the entrepreneurship diffusion model based on returning farmers has a bright future and great potential to improve rural poverty. Using family and local ties and the internet, returning farmers can effectively spread their entrepreneurial experience to other poor households, lowering their entrepreneurial risks and barriers, and thus collectively bringing more farmers out of poverty. The entrepreneurship diffusion of returning farmers can increase farmers’ income, promote the employment and entrepreneurship of poor households and improve the rural ecological environment, thus alleviating the multidimensional poverty of farmers in economic, social and ecological aspects. This provides an experience and reference for developing countries to solve the problems of poverty, especially poverty governance in rural areas. It is worth noting that implementing the diffusion of entrepreneurship among returning farmers requires the support of appropriate policies and the active participation of local governments.

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Alleviating Relative Poverty in Rural China through a Diffusion Schema of Returning Farmer Entrepreneurship

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“…Their success can attract more RMWs to start businesses. Xiaogang (2022) analyzed the actual situation of RMWs returning to their hometowns to start businesses, and used predictive methods and dynamic simulation models to predict the relationship between RMWs returning home to start businesses and revitalizing rural industries [7]. Returning farmers can share their entrepreneurial experience with other impoverished households, and based on the diffusion model of returning farmers' entrepreneurship, there is a broad prospect and great potential for improving rural poverty [8].…”

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A Study on the Willingness of Rural Migrant Workers Start Their Businesses in Hometowns - Based on Survey from Northern Anhui

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2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Agriculture, rural areas, and farmers" have always been a focus of attention in China. Prioritizing the development of rural areas and agriculture, and comprehensively promoting rural revitalization is the primary task of China's current development. This article explores the factors affecting the willingness of rural migrant workers (RMWs) in northern Anhui Province to return to their hometowns for entrepreneurship through online questionnaires and offline surveys. The survey results show that, in terms of gender, male RMWs outnumber female ones, and the willingness of male RMWs to return to their hometowns for entrepreneurship is slightly higher than that of female ones. From the perspective of age, the willingness of RMWs for entrepreneurship in their hometowns shows a U-shaped trend with age. Among the surveyed samples, over 60% of migrant workers are married, but the willingness of unmarried RMWs for entrepreneurship is higher. Under the pressure of stable income sources for family needs, if the number of family members surveyed exceeds 5 people, their willingness to start a business is relatively low. The willingness of RMWs for entrepreneurship in their hometowns is positively correlated with their education level, but the difference is not significant.

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“…Data from 2005-2015 of 70 countries show that there are stronger positive effects of an improved regulatory environment and government size on the quantity of entrepreneurship in developing countries than in developed countries [15]. In recent years, the policy and institutional innovations of China's central and local governments that favor rural areas have created new opportunities for agricultural and rural development, attracting migrant workers to "return" to the countryside [16,17], such as financial, industrial, and land policies, has accelerated the pace of returned migrant workers' entrepreneurship. Howard (1989) defines entrepreneurship as the behavioral process of integrating resources to develop opportunities [18].…”

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How Does Internet Use Promote Returned Migrant Workers’ Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Rural China

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Entrepreneurship is the driving force behind the creation of rural employment opportunities and the promotion of the sustainable development of the rural economy. Based on the data of five rounds of national surveys covering the period from 2010 to 2018 conducted by the China Family Panel Studies (CFPS), this paper uses probit and other regression models to empirically study the impact of internet use on the entrepreneurship of returned migrant workers. The results show that the use of the internet can not only increase the probability of returned migrant workers starting a business but also increase the scale of entrepreneurial investment by 18% and the number of enterprises founded by 36%, which is particularly prominent among those rural areas with great potential for internet penetration. In rural areas with low levels of internet application, governments should continue to increase the level of support aimed at assisting returned migrant workers with founding their own businesses, to focus on enhancing the information literacy of returned migrant workers, and to accelerate the construction of information technology in rural areas with backward internet infrastructure to drive sustainable economic development through entrepreneurship.

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Research on the Linkage Mechanism between Migrant Workers Returning Home to Start Businesses and Rural Industry Revitalization Based on the Combination Prediction and Dynamic Simulation Model

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Alleviating Relative Poverty in Rural China through a Diffusion Schema of Returning Farmer Entrepreneurship

Alleviating Relative Poverty in Rural China through a Diffusion Schema of Returning Farmer Entrepreneurship

A Study on the Willingness of Rural Migrant Workers Start Their Businesses in Hometowns - Based on Survey from Northern Anhui

How Does Internet Use Promote Returned Migrant Workers’ Entrepreneurship: Evidence from Rural China

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