The Impact of the Major Grain-Producing Counties Reward Policy on County Grain Production:Effective Motivation or Limited Welfare
Based on the county panel data model of 70 major grain-producing counties in Henan province,this paper evaluates the impact of the major grain-producing counties reward policy on county grain production from a multidimensional perspective.The findings show that in terms of the overall effect,the impact of the major grain-producing counties reward policy can significantly promote county grain production,that is,there is an"incentive effect",and the conclusion still holds after the robustness test.This paper pays attention to tests of heterogeneity,which include the type of funds,county-owned financial resources,and administrative divisions.The impact of the major grain-producing counties reward policy can significantly promote county grain production.The super grain-producing counties incentive funds for county food production is better than the regular grain-producing counties.The promotion effect of incentive policy of super grain-producing counties is stronger than that of high financial counties.Incentive policy for super grain-producing counties in low-financial-capacity counties has a stronger effect on the promotion of food production in counties than in high-financial-capacity counties.In the administrative division of"county"level,the incentive policy of large food-producing counties has a stronger role in promoting food production than"county-level cities".In terms of the regulatory effect,the level of land finance development has a reverse regulatory effect in the incentive policy for super grain-producing counties affecting food production in counties.As a result,the following policy suggestions can be obtained:firstly,scientifically determine the scale of the central government's reward funds for grain producing counties,and stably implement the reward policies for grain producing counties;the second is to optimize the allocation structure of reward funds for reward policies in major grain producing counties;thirdly,we will focus on conducting performance evaluations of reward funds for major grain producing counties.
major grain-producing countyincentive policytransfer paymentgrain production