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| Socialized Small Farmers: Monetary Expenditure Pressure And Rational Consumption--Taking Famers'''' Daily Living Consumption Of Fujunsi As An Example |
| 华中师范大学中国农村问题研究中心 湖北武汉430079 |
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Abstract The daily living consumption of peasants' family,mainly go on through the self-sufficient way under the traditional economic condition.The development of modern market economy brings enormous impact to farmers' consumption.Peasant households are involved in a highly open socialized system.The consumption desire swells,consumption pattern is socialized day by day,and the monetary expenditure pressure is increasing with consuming socialized accompanying.In order to keep family daily life and normal operation of production,and seek the equilibrium between swelled consumption demands and limited consuming capacity, farmers have to make the choice between consumption content's "expansion" and "control",famers carry on the rational consumption choice through the matching of "self-sufficiency" and "he gives" and the appropriate arrangement of consumption opportunity.
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Received: 25 March 2006
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