The Study For The Question Of Land Circulation Income Distribution In The Rural Areas

The farmer, agriculture, and rural areas are known as the "three-dimensional rural issues". The "three-dimensional rural issues" is a basic problems in contemporary China which is a large agricultural country. China is in a great transformation from agricultural country to industrial country, from traditional society to modern society.With the modernization of agriculture and the impact of economies of scale, the traditional farming model obviously does not meet the development of modern agriculture. Along with the accelerated process of urbanization and industrialization, raise the level, the rural collective construction land into the market has been gradually recognized its value and use. To Chinese farmers, land management rights is not just a means of production and operation, and is a way of life, the land is the farmers’survival and development of the final barrier. Rural land is one of the keys of the "three rural issues", and the land transfer is one of the key issues in the land reform. Transfer of rural land will produce huge income. Only in the existing system which not changes the collective ownership of rural land, how to distribute the income of the land circulation in the rural areas, between the central government, local governments, rural collective economic organizations and farmers is very important.The paper is divided into six parts to be discussed:The first section describes the research background and significance of research ideas, research methods, and describes the contributions and short comings. The second part for the research topic selection of this article, research and reviews related literature. The third part is an overview of the land transfer. How To determine the land price of agricultural land, The transfer of agricultural land system and the changes of the land Transfer policies and laws, Specific forms of the land transfer income, the main part of land transfer, four aspects of the transfer of agricultural land to the research and segmentation. The fourth part summarized the problems in the allocation of land transfer. The fifth part through the Game analysis to find a suitable land transfer allocation method. The sixth part makes policy recommendations on rural land transfer income distribution.