The Impact of Aging Agricultural Labor Population on Farmland Output: From the Perspective of Farmer Preferences
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...Suphannachart in Thailand, for example, finds that ‘ … there is no statistical evidence that the rising proportion of ageing workers affects… agricultural labour productivity’ (Suphannachart 2017, 103; also see Guo, Wen, and Zhu 2015)....
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...…ageing © 2019 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group CONTACT Jonathan Rigg jonathan.rigg@bristol.ac.uk School of Geographical Sciences, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK 1See, for example, Huang (2012) and Guo, Wen, and Zhu (2015) on China, and Akatiga and White (2015) on Indonesia....
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...found, surprisingly, that the household proportion of males among agricultural laborers did not significantly influence the occurrence of land abandonment at the parcel level, probably due to the male agricultural laborers being overwhelmingly old (average age greater than 56 years) [7]....
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...Roberts conjectured that village-based networks are important in channeling migrants into particular occupations and destinations, undermining the notion of a “blind” migration from rural areas to coastal cities during China’s rapid economic transition [20]....
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...The results of Tong and other researchers suggest that road disbursement in a given state has positive direct effects on its agricultural output [10]....
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