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Recommended: Benefits of the agricultural revolution

There are several recommendations for Chinese government to reduce the disparity between east and west region. The recommendations are focusing on the use of its core strength, which are; low labor cost, abundant number of worker, and cheap land cost. The recommendations will also focus on west region improvement and independence that is expected to give results in short and moderate period of time. Figure 3 above summarize the recommendations part.
Shorter-term result (in year 2-3)
First, It is suggested that central government should put more attention to improve the quality and quantity of farming and agriculture business sectors by; intensive training (in management, financial, legal, and marketing) and provide sponsor or low credit’s interest for the farmers to buy the equipment. The central government can also encourage the poor or new farmers in west region by funding or subsidize their start up needs like land, fertilizer, and basic equipment. Furthermore, local government can also work together or hire expert or scientist in this industry to find way to improve production’s output and minimize the rate of crop failure. These industry are preferred because they will need lower capital investment, will use high number of workers, space, and if managed well can be used to conserve west region’s environment. The recommendation is expected to give fast return because the higher output quantity can improve the profit, while the better product quality can be sold in higher price or exported. To support the effectiveness of the recommendation it is also found that, Chen and Groenewold (2006) had tested that improving the agriculture output can be the most efficient way to increase the per capita income, spending and welfare of t...

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