As China is the world's largest producer, importer, and consumer of agricultural products, the
new agricultural subsidy policy has significant implications for the global agricultural market …

This study explores how maize farmers' market participation influences their subjective well-
being, utilizing the 2020 China Rural Revitalization Survey data collected by the Chinese …

This paper presents a novel study examining the effect of a property rights law reform that
legalized land transfers on land quality. Using unique Chinese county‐level land erosion …

Long-term economic growth in impoverished regions has been a critical research and policy
concern. Smallholder farmers require access to modern marketing and commercialization …

The motives behind transfers from adult children to parents hold significance in the well-
being of the elderly. In the context of China's land titling program, we utilize a dominant child …

While standard economic theory considers formal property rights as vital for agricultural
productivity and economic prosperity, its potential can be limited by absence of important …

Changes in land policy not only determine agricultural growth, but also have bearing on
issues, such as peasants' rights and interests, industrial development, and urbanization. On …

Motivated by the emphasis on securing property rights as an important tool for the efficient
allocation of resources, including land and labour, we use three rounds of China Rural …

As a key prerequisite for the promotion of withdrawal from rural homesteads (WRH), farmers'
willingness to withdraw has long attracted extensive attention. This study proposes an …

Since the 1970s, although the Chinese central government has constructed farmland rights
confirmation policy to stimulate the vitality of rural land elements, it is rare to discuss the …