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Geographical Factor Analysis For The Peasants Income In Arid Region

Posted on:2013-09-06Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:L B N B K GuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2235330374966702Subject:Physical geography
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2/3of China’s current total population living in rural areas, majority of population living atthe edge of oasis economic zone, located far from the center of the city and with poor naturalconditions local peasants. Development of rural areas is a very important issue inChina’s regional development. Recently, peasant’s income began to get improved a lot,with the development of the social and economy, but there have still been manyproblems emerged. Mainly in following these aspects: Although the absolute amountof farmers’ income, in recent years, showing a growth trend year by year, but thegrowth rate is falling; The gap between urban and rural households is widening; thereappeared a serious imbalance within peasants income; Income and consumption levelof rural household’s are very low; This kind of unfavorable factors mentioned above,Reduce peasants’ enthusiasm for agricultural production, restrict the expansion ofrural markets, weakened the role of rural consumption to stimulate domesticeconomic growth, constraint the rural reform and stability in rural development,which limit the establishment of the reunification of China’s market economic system,thereby affect the overall social development and state economy.Peasants income is inthe key position of the sustainable development of the society.Xinjiang is a typical ethnic minority autonomous region with mass peasantpopulations in the arid areas of western China. Compare the Xinjiang farmer’ssituation with the national peasants, it can be seen that the income gap betweenXinjiang peasants and national peasants is indeed expanding. One of the majorreasons leading to such a gap is Xinjiang’s unique natural and geographical conditions.Poor geographic conditions made the oasis economy into a closed self-loop form. Dueto the geographical restrictions, there is existing less economic ties between oasisblocks, in this way, formed a relatively closed oasis, self-reproduction, self-survivaland self-development of the peasants formed Closed self-loop oasis economy. Since the beginning of reform and opening up policy this situation improved a lot, butXinjiang, as a less developed minority areas, agricultural proportion is very high, totaleconomic output is very small, transportation accessibility is poor, towns are difficultto develop into a city, and these directly affect the income of peasants and lead to thepeasants income gap. Because of these, study the impact of geographical factors onpeasants income in the arid areas has great significance to build a harmonious society,promote economic development, change livelihood of the people and solve thepoverty problems. Explore the southern border peasants income changes and theimpact of geographical factors on the income of the peasants with the help of kinds ofreference materials, a variety of thematic maps, statistical data, spatial and fieldsurvey data, through extensive collecting the basic information about the incomes ofpeasants in the42counties, thus reveal the different natural and geographicalconditions on peasants income changes and regional differences, and proposeeffective measures to increase in southern Xinjiang peasants income and improvepeople’s livelihood.
Keywords/Search Tags:Arid area, Southern Xinjiang, Income of the peasants, Geographicalfactors
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