The influence of internet use on residents’ ecological conservation behaviors: Evidence from Taibai Mountain Nature Reserve, China

Impact of Rural E-Commerce Participation on Farmers’ Household Development Resilience: Evidence from 1229 Farmers in China

“…According to the results of model ( 1), the coefficient of participation in e-commerce is 0.770, which is statistically significant at 1% level, implying its positive and considerable effect on the developmental resilience of farm households. Based on the results of model (2), participation in e-commerce has a positive and significant effect on the economic benefits of farm households, suggesting a substantial increase in their economic benefits. The regression coefficients for participation in e-commerce and economic interests in model ( 3) are statistically significant, confirming the mediating effect of economic interests on the relationship between participation in e-commerce and the resilience of farm household development and accepting Hypothesis 2.…”

“…In light of a century marked by transformative shifts and epidemics, the Chinese government should prioritize and promote the 'Three Rural Areas' initiative to ensure stable and increased agricultural production, rising incomes for farmers, and rural stability. China's agriculture and rural areas have witnessed rapid modernization, resulting in an industrial development framework, diverse income growth structures, and effective rural governance [1,2]. However, rural households in China face formidable challenges characterized by low social status, limited business capacity, and the compounded impacts of multiple disasters [3][4][5].…”