Digital Rural Construction,Relative Poverty Alleviation,and Common Prosperity for Farmers and Rural Areas
With the rapid development of digital technology,digital rural construction has gradually become a key factor in alleviating relative poverty and promoting common prosperity for farmers and rural areas.On the basis of theoretical analysis of the relationship between digital rural construction,relative poverty alleviation,and common prosperity of farmers and rural areas,this study uses provincial panel da-ta from 2010 to 2022 to explore the impact of digital rural construction on common prosperity of farmers and rural areas,as well as the transmission mechanism of relative poverty alleviation between the two.The re-search results show that digital rural construction can significantly promote the common prosperity of farmers and rural areas.Further research has found that compared to the eastern region,the driving effect of digit-al rural construction on the common prosperity of farmers and rural areas in the central,northeastern,and western regions is relatively weak.The results of the mediation effect test indicate that the construction of digital rural areas drives the common prosperity of farmers and rural areas by promoting relative poverty al-leviation.After endogeneity and robustness testing,the above conclusions have not undergone significant changes,indicating that the research conclusions are relatively reliable.Suggestions are proposed to focus on building a highland for digital rural construction,driving the balanced development of digital rural areas in various regions in-depth,and building a long-term mechanism for alleviating relative poverty.The re-search conclusion will help the government accelerate the process of promoting digital rural construction,formulate reasonable policies and regulations to alleviate relative poverty,and have important reference sig-nificance for driving the common prosperity and development of farmers and rural areas.
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