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• TITLE: The Accumulation of Rural Human Capital Impacts on the Growth of Farmers’ Income—On the Intermediary Role of Rural Labor Force Marketization

  AUTHORS: Jun Zhou, Rong Li

  KEYWORDS: Rural Human Capital, Farmers’ Income, Rural Labor Force Marketization, Intermediary Effect

  JOURNAL NAME: Modern Economy, Vol.14 No.1, January 31, 2023

  ABSTRACT: The influence of rural human capital accumulation on farmers’ income growth is a hot issue in academic circles. This paper, using the panel data from 31 Chinese provinces from 2005-2020, examines the direct impact of rural human capital on rural income growth and the indirect role of rural labor marketization in the impact of rural human capital accumulation on farmers’ income. The results show that the human capital reflected in education, health and migration plays a significant role in the increase of farmers’ income, Moreover, the marketization of rural labor force plays an intermediary role in the influence of education, health and migration of human capital on farmers’ income. In addition, there are regional differences in the impact of human capital on farmers’ income growth and the intermediary role of rural labor market.