Chinese farmer stories

Author: Zhong Xiaohan
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Tsinghua School of Economics and Management, close contact with students and farmers! The stories of farmers are just like our stories, happening every day. In people-centered economics, how are they told? This book takes the perspective of individual farmer behavior, using case studies to observe and record the various choices and economic consequences experienced by Chinese farmers since the reform and opening-up. It provides a panoramic view of the "three rural" issues and reflects the natural and institutional environments that influence decision-making. The cases are vivid and lively, with easy-to-understand language, offering researchers a flexible and usable database. This book is suitable for experts, scholars, government officials, and students and teachers of economics and finance at universities and colleges who are interested in and study the "three rural" issues.