Conservation Payments, Liquidity Constraints and Off-Farm Labor: Impact of the Grain for Green Program on Rural Households in China



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other

18%

cultivate waste
land
1%

rest at home
11%

livestock using
grain
compensation
9%

off-farm labor
32%

more labor on

remaining
cultivated land
29%

Notes: n = 325 responses from 266 program participants (multiple choices). Responses to the
question “What do you do with the freed-up on-farm labor time after participating in the
Grain
for Green
program?”

Data source: Author’s survey, 2005.

Figure 3. Time reallocation choices after participating in the Grain for Green program.



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