New Quality Productivity and the Mechanism of Achieving High-quality Development of Agriculture in China
New quality productivity is an economic concept proposed by China based on the devel-opment background of the new era.This article links this concept with the high-quality development of agriculture,and re-examines the connotation and characteristics of this concept from the industrial di-mension based on reviewing existing research on new quality productivity.It is believed that the forma-tion of new quality productivity depends on the"three forces"of industry:the restructuring force of in-dustrial form,the reshaping force of industrial structure,and the support force of industrial transi-tion.This article emphasizes that in terms of reshaping industrial forms,market demand,production methods,and circulation system of agriculture in China are undergoing profound changes in the new e-ra.There is a logic for the generation of new quality productivity within agriculture,and agricultural de-velopment is a major source of new quality productivity.In terms of the restructuring of industrial struc-ture,agriculture plays a fundamental role in the development of non-agricultural sector in the new era.Non-agricultural sector,including strategic emerging industries and future industries,plays a driving role in the development of agriculture,and the synergistic function between different industries is high-lighted.In terms of the support of industrial transition,the improvement of economic system in the di-mension of production relations has a supporting function for the development of new quality productivi-ty.In order to achieve high-quality agricultural development in the new era,China needs to focus on improving the economic system related to the expansion of agricultural demand,agricultural technological progress,agricultural organizational innovation,urban-rural factor flow,and stable social order.
New quality productivityHigh-quality development of agricultureIndustrial formIn-dustrial structureIntegrated urban-rural development