A Win-win Game between the Non-agricultural Use of Agricultural Land and the Construction of a new agricultural Market in China

  • Li Junjie , Dai Xin, Miao Junling, Liu Bangfan

Abstract

The non-agricultural use of agricultural land mainly refers to the agricultural land to be used for the non-agricultural objective . The new agricultural market is mainly the proposed market to adapt to the new agricultural industry and new business form. On the one hand, the policy of curbing the conversion of agricultural land makes it clear that agricultural land can not be used for construction land. On the other hand, the development of new agricultural market needs construction land. There are contradictions and conflicts between the two. Based on the game analysis method, from the balance between the development of construction land in the new agricultural market and the Implementation of the Policy of Non-agricultural Use of Agricultural Land, this paper attempts to find out the game win-win strategy between Non-agricultural Use of Agricultural Land and the construction of new agricultural market. That is, the Nash equilibrium point between the executive power of the policy of Non-agricultural Use of Agricultural Land and the main body of new agricultural market construction is (a, a).Combined with the reality of Hebei Province, it is suggested to establish a perfect new agricultural market planning and rural land planning system; Revitalize the stock of urban and rural land and promote the improvement of rural land; Improve laws and regulations, strictly curb the law enforcement of Non-agricultural Use of Agricultural Land, strengthen supervision, and leave room for the existence of Non-agricultural Use of Agricultural Land.

How to Cite
Li Junjie , Dai Xin, Miao Junling, Liu Bangfan. (1). A Win-win Game between the Non-agricultural Use of Agricultural Land and the Construction of a new agricultural Market in China. Forest Chemicals Review, 2621-2631. Retrieved from http://forestchemicalsreview.com/index.php/JFCR/article/view/1262
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