Trust evolution, institutional constraints, and land trusteeship decisions among Chinese farmers
Land trusteeship involves farmers entrusting the farming and managing of their land to trustees, who manage the land on their behalf in exchange for a commission fee. Land trusteeship has been an important approach to bridging the gap between smallholder farmers and modern agriculture in China. Beca...
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