Report on China's Three Agricultural Issues

Author: Liu Bin, Zhang Zhaogang, Huo Gong
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: "The" issue is one of the most pressing and challenging problems China faces. This book addresses these issues, providing detailed and in-depth analysis and discussion across three main parts—"Developing Modern Agriculture," "Developing Rural Economy," and "Increasing Farmers' Income"—comprising nineteen chapters. In addition to the "Introduction: The Issue in the New Stage of Building a Well-off Society" and the "Conclusion: Achieving Urban-Rural Integration, Breaking Resource Bottlenecks, and Properly Solving the Issue," the book offers a comprehensive and accessible approach, blending theory with practical examples. It serves as an invaluable reference for agricultural and rural workers and is also suitable for training at all levels. If someone were to ask what the most pressing problem facing China today is, the answer would almost certainly be "the issue." This is not only because of the issue itself but also because other problems such as employment, social security, and urbanization are closely related to it. The issue is both a historical and a contemporary problem. Its existence hinders China's modernization efforts, while its resolution can promote comprehensive economic and social development. Farmers are concerned about the issue; experts and scholars are concerned; party and government leaders are concerned; and the entire nation is concerned. This book, China'sProblem Report, addresses what readers are concerned about, offering a systematic and comprehensive study and elaboration on the issue. It summarizes the policies and measures of the Party and the state regarding the issue and explores strategies and countermeasures to solve it. This book provides all those interested in the issue with comprehensive and vivid information, making it one of the most complete resources available on the topic.