On The Supplying Efficiency And Supplying System Of Public Goods In Village

Since reform and opening up,'three dimensional rural issues'has gradually become the focus of the work of our party and governments, so-called'three dimensional rural issues'refers to the issues on agriculture, rural area and peasant. Agriculture serves as the foundation, peasant as the subject, rural area as living environment, which constitutes the main bottleneck of constructing well-off society and modernization. Solving'three dimensional rural issues'is a systematic project, different scholars have proposed a variety of feasible policy recommendations, including increasing financial investment, reforming financial system, establishing land transfer system in rural areas, accelerating the building of rural grass-roots political power and so on. From the perspective of public economics, the function of government is to provide public goods, the provision of public goods in rural areas is of practical significance in solving'three dimensional rural issues'and constructing new countryside.This paper is an empirical research in the investing efficiency of public goods in rural areas by way of a questionnaire survey to collect data and cases of five provinces. Through the comparison on the supply types of public goods, existing problems, villagers'satisfaction with distribution of public goods in five towns of Zhejiang, Sichuan. Jilin and Hubei Province, the author aims to find the status quo of the supply of rural public goods in our country. Based on a descriptive analysis, this paper adopts the 2-Logistic regression model for regression statistical analysis. After literature analysis, empirical investigation and statistical analysis, this paper learns from the advanced experience of foreign countries, and holds the opinion that it should include expression and collection mechanisms for public goods, decision-making mechanisms, financial mechanisms and pluralistic subjective mechanism when constructing rural public goods supply mechanism. Only by reshaping the public goods supply system wholly, can we really solve the supply plight of public goods in rural areas, therefore fundamentally solve the'three dimensional rural issues'.