China reverse the decline of agricultural income for three consecutive years

Introduction: in 2001, China's agricultural income reversed the situation of three consecutive years of decline, and the per capita net income of farmers also reversed the trend of four consecutive years of decline, which is revealed in the green paper on rural economy launched today According to the book, the main features of China's rural economic development and operation in 2001 are as follows: 1 Agricultural production overcame the impact of severe drought Except for a slight decrease in grain and oil, other agricultural products maintained a growth trend The agricultural added value increased by 2.8% compared with the actual growth of the previous year, and the growth rate increased by 0.4% compared with the previous year 2、 The strategic adjustment of agriculture and rural economic structure has achieved initial results, the structure of planting industry has been further optimized, and the trend of agricultural regional layout and specialized division of labor has emerged 3、 The recovery growth of per capita net income of farmers has reversed the downward trend of growth rate for four consecutive years, especially the decline of agricultural income for three consecutive years However, the growth of farmers' income in 2001 is only restorative Influenced by the whole macroeconomic situation, there are not many new sources of increasing farmers' income The situation of increasing farmers' income in the near future is still severe, and the gap between urban and rural areas is further expanded 4、 The proportion of GDP created by all sectors in rural areas calculated at current prices is about 49.9%, down from the previous year; in the growth of GDP, the rural sector contributed 3.1% and 41.9% 5、 A breakthrough has been made in the reform of rural market orientation with the reform of grain, cotton circulation system and household registration system as the core.