Author: Xu Hao
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: The author believes that agricultural production in North China is relatively extensive, with overall low labor productivity; family farms dominated by self-employed farmers account for the majority; the commodity economy is underdeveloped, with agricultural product markets primarily relying on market transactions; funds borrowing is mainly limited to consumer loans, with significant inadequacy in productive borrowing. The author's views highlight the regional characteristics of the North China agricultural economy.
Eastern Historical Academic Collection -- The Historical Transformation of Peasant Economy. A Comparative Study of Chinese and British Rural Regional Development: A Comparative Study of Chinese and British Rural Regional Development.
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