The Relationship Between Substitution Degree of Farmland Social Insurance Function and Farmland Transfer Based on 330 Peasant Household Surveys on the Jingji Plains

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Different levels of regional economic development lead to different substitution degrees of social security function farmland. This paper selected Haidian and Daxing districts in Beijing and Quzhou county in Hebei as focal areas because they have similar natural conditions but different levels of economic development. We explored the substitution degree of the social insurance function of farmland from three aspects including land production function, land value function and land labor bearing function. Using a logistic model to analyze how willingness towards farmland transfer affects the substitution degree of farmland social insurance function our goal was to determine whether circulation behavior provides feedback to the substitution of farmland social insurance function. We found that farmers are more willing to turn out than to turn in when there is a higher substitution degree of the land value function and land labor bearing function. The actual turn-in behavior of farmland will contribute to the substitution degree of the land value function and land labor bearing function, and the actual turn-out behavior of agricultural land will increase the substitution degree of the land value function and land labor bearing function. We conclude that the substitution degree of the land value function and the substitution degree of land labor bearing function have a positive relationship with farmland transfer.

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