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Rural Land Rights Confirmation Should Come First, Abolition of Household Registration Differences Later
China's renowned economist Li Yining delivered a speech on December 8 at St. Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance titled "China's Economic Reform and Development," addressing the middle-income trap, China's income distribution issues, rural land rights confirmation, the merger of the two household registration systems, and the prospects for rural China
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Central bank deepens the development of the rural payment service environment
According to the website of the People's Bank of China, the People's Bank of China recently issued the "Guiding Opinions of the People's Bank of China on Comprehensively Promoting the Deepening of the Development of the Rural Payment Service Environment" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"). A responsible person from the relevant department of the central bank stated that deepening the development of the rural payment
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The phenomenon of rural industry grabbing water resources deserves reflection
I. Introduction After China's tax-sharing reform in the 1990s, with the upward centralization of fiscal power and the downward devolution of administrative authority in central-local relations, investment attraction became an important means for local governments to seek economic growth (Zhou Feizhou, 2006). Under a series of preferential
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How Farmers' Land Rights Return in the New Urban-Rural Relationship
Land is an important factor of production and also an institutional bottleneck in rural reform and development. The "Decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Some Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening the Reform" (hereinafter referred to as the "Decision"), adopted at the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Central Committee, has pointed out the direction and clarified the path for a number of land system issues that have been much debated in recent years but avoided in policy, or that have been explored in reform practice for many years and urgently await a policy answer. This is of great significance for deepening rural institutional reform, improving the institutional mechanisms for integrated urban-rural development, forming a new type of worker-peasant and urban-rural relationship, and improving farmers' land rights.
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Ministry of Agriculture and Postal Savings Bank sign agreement to improve rural financial service coverage
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, September 10 (Reporter Wang Yu) The Ministry of Agriculture signed an agreement with the Postal Savings Bank of China on the 10th. According to the agreement, the two sides will focus on tasks such as the effective supply of grain and other important agricultural products and the sustained and rapid growth of farmers' incomes to improve the coverage of rural financial services
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How can the new type of rural cooperative finance be traced back and restructured?
The three stages of China's rural cooperative finance reform. The first stage was from 1997 to 2003, when various commercial banks gradually withdrew from the countryside, the Agricultural Development Bank evolved into a policy institution dedicated to serving grain, cotton and oil procurement, and rural cooperative finance either became alienated or was shut down. Under
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Rural Greening Must Be Advanced Scientifically According to Local Conditions
In recent years, when carrying out village greening in rural areas, the author has found that some places blindly emphasize large landscapes and follow the "faddish" phenomenon of keeping up with cities. Moreover, some county and city leaders, when inspecting developed areas, see that certain local green plants are very unique and, without considering whether the local area is suitable for introduction, order them to be copied and replaced exactly as they are. They fail to realize that many green plants are not necessarily suitable for introduction. They spend a lot of money, yet after several years the plants still have not grown much, and some even die in large numbers due to not adapting to the soil and climate. There are also places keen on planting "hedges" and lawns, where maintenance costs are very high, and if not maintained they look very unsightly. As a result, limited by manpower and financial resources, weeds grow together with the "hedges," and the effect is not good. The author therefore calls for this: blind introduction is harmful and without benefit, and rural greening should still be adapted to local conditions.
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Analysis of Internal Control Mechanism Problems in Rural Credit Cooperatives and Improvement Measures
For a long time, the contradictions accumulated by rural credit cooperatives due to internal control systems, internal control supervision and other aspects have become increasingly prominent, posing ever-greater risks to their own healthy development. Strengthening the internal control restraint mechanism and improving internal control measures have become key to rural credit
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How can finance better serve modern agriculture
The work related to agriculture, rural areas and farmers is the top priority of the government's work. Strengthening financial support for agriculture, rural areas and farmers is of great significance for strengthening food security, building modern agriculture, increasing farmers' incomes and narrowing the urban-rural gap. With the in-depth development of the division of labor and specialization in rural areas,
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Will rural household registration become more and more valuable in the future?
Household registration reform has finally broken the ice and moved forward, but the fact that nine out of ten farmers are unwilling to exchange their land for a hukou will clearly affect the efficiency of the household registration system reform. In response, Ye Yijian, dean of the Phoenix City and Tourism Research Institute, said on the program "Face to Face with Economic Hotspots" that people
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