Does the Collective Forestland Tenure Reform Promote Rural Households’ Forestry Inputs? Based on Dual Perspectives of Rural Households’ Divergence and Inter-Generational Differences

• Published in: Sustainability Vol. 14; no. 20; p. 12961
• Main Authors: Wei, Jian, Xiao, Hui, Liu, Hao, Huang, Xiaotao, Zhang, Dahong
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Basel MDPI AG 01.10.2022
• Subjects: Age differences; Analysis; Economic aspects; Economic incentives; Economic research; Employment; Environmental impact; Farm buildings; Forest products; Forest products industry; Forestry; Generational differences; Households; Interpretation and construction; Labor supply; Land law; Land tenure; Laws, regulations and rules; Rural areas; Surveys; Sustainability; Sustainable forestry; Timber; China

As the most direct subject of collective forestland tenure reform, rural households’ forestry production behavior is an important guarantee for the promotion of sustainable forestry development. Based on the survey data of 12,760 rural households in 9 provinces in China, we construct a theoretical a...