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• TITLE: Empirical Study on the Influence of Rural Labor Transfer upon Rural Economic Development in China Jiangxi__Based on Industrial Structure Deviation

  AUTHORS: Zhongwen Chen, Qiong Chen, Yuhong Li

  KEYWORDS: Per Capita Income; Industrial Structure Deviation; Integration Analysis; Granger Causality Test

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Service Science and Management, Vol.5 No.2, May 22, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Adopt co-integration and granger causality test for analyzing the influences of the deviation of three industrial structures on peasants’ income based on the model of industrial structure deviation with time sequences of peasants’ income and the deviation of three industrial structures in China Jiangxi. It’s found that there exists a long-term positive equilibrium relationship between the deviation of three industrial structures and peasants’ income, and the impact of the tertiary industry on peasants’ income is the greatest. Granger causality test indicates that there isn’t Granger causality between the deviations of the first or the tertiary industrial structure, but the deviation of the second industry structure and peasants’ income are the Granger causes to each other.