Wenrong Qian Ordre des livres

Focusing on relative poverty, the book analyzes the economic challenges faced by rural families in China, utilizing data from the China Rural Household Panel Survey. It systematically examines agricultural production, land use, and the migration of rural households. The study highlights the performance of poorer households in various areas, including non-farm employment and social security. By mapping the situation of these households, the book aims to offer insights for enhancing living standards and developing effective poverty alleviation strategies.

Focusing on the evolving dynamics of Chinese rural households, this book analyzes their roles as both consumers and producers amid economic transformation. Utilizing data from the China Rural Household Panel Survey, it explores four key economic activities, emphasizing micro-level changes. The study highlights how families optimize resource allocation and production decisions, addressing issues like agricultural practices, land use, and migration. Ultimately, it provides insights into the current state of rural households and offers recommendations for enhancing living standards and policy improvements.

Focusing on the dynamics of rural families in China, this book analyzes ongoing societal and economic changes through the lens of data from the China Rural Household Panel Survey. It provides a comprehensive examination of the structure, employment, income, social security, and education of rural households. Additionally, it explores governance and public services within rural communities, offering a scientific perspective on social development in contemporary rural China.

This book surveys Chinese rural households amid rapid economic changes, exploring their dual roles as consumers and producers. Using data from the China Rural Household Panel Survey, it analyzes economic activities, resource allocation, and shifts in behavior, offering insights and policy suggestions to enhance living standards.