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How does social capital influence farmers’ participation in rural public goods provision?An analysis of the moderating effects of village elites and household income
How does social capital influence farmers’ participation in rural public goods provision?An analysis of the moderating effects of village elites and household income
- “The accumulation of social capital is conducive to promoting farmers' participation in the supply of rural public goods. Based on survey data from 923 households in 93 administrative villages in 4 provinces, the research team established a hierarchical linear model to explore the mechanism of how social capital affects farmers' participation, providing a solution to the problem of insufficient endogenous motivation in the supply of rural public goods.”
- Journal of China Agricultural University Vol. 31, Issue 2, Pages: 298-315(2026)
DOI: 10.11841/j.issn.1007-4333.2026.02.25
Accepted:30 June 2025
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