A Study on the Reform and Further Development of "Chongzhou Mode" Based on the Perspective of Modern Enterprise Management

Kai Yin and Yue Men

Asian Agricultural Research, 2016, vol. 08, issue 04, 3

Abstract: At present, the domestic agriculture is facing challenges. Farmers' income is relatively low, and more and more rural young workers are divorced from the countryside to work in the relatively developed areas, which makes agricultural development caught in a vicious circle, so it is difficult to rationally allocate resources and increase industrial vitality. However, the new agricultural system of "Chongzhou Mode" has emerged to indicate a macro direction of agricultural development. In this paper, with "Chongzhou Mode" as the object of study, from the perspective of modern enterprise management, we elaborate some features of this mode such as corporate governance, land transfer cost internalization and human-based management, and explore the role of this mode in promoting employment, Internet +, and reducing market information asymmetry. Finally, we set forth the corresponding recommendations

Keywords: Agribusiness (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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