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Theoretical Model And Measurement Analysis Of The Farmland Fiancial Institution

Posted on:2008-04-08Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Z S WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2189360215470681Subject:Regional Economics
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This article analyzes the two main bodies gambling in which theinformation is symmetrical and not asymmetrical.Abstracted twofoundations of the farmland financial institution:which is that theagricultural capital income rate must be equal to or be higher than thenon- agricultural production industry and the solution degree to thequestion on information asymmetrical Between farmer and financialorgan. Other more main bodies introduced only puts forward the highrequest on capital income and more complex of the information notasymmetrical question. Next,there is extremely closely relates. Betweenthe foundations condition on which the farmland financial institutionoccurs and farmer's property debt table.The market functions has realizedthe benefit maximization condition of various subjects of the farmlandfinancial system. And the property debt condition could directly disclosethe farmer agriculture management income condition and the overcomeof the question to the not asymmetrical information.Third,constructed thecredit machine-made model by farmer's property debt risk cushionstorehouse,in this foundation,the agriculture financial system theoreticalmodel has promulgated farmer property debt table each project and the national economy overall benefit relations.Fourth, through the farmlandfinancial system measurement analysis,has unfolded the influence to theoverall national economy involved by each kind of property in farmer'sproperty debt table.Above 1 and 2 point correspondences article second chapter,3 and 4thseparately is corresponding article third chapter,the fourth chapter.
Keywords/Search Tags:The farmland financial institution, Agricultural financing, The information is asymmetrical, Land mortgage guarantee
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