Practical Mechanism of Village Collective Coordinated Cooperative to Realize Common Prosperity
Common prosperity is the essential requirement of socialism,and the focus of promoting common prosperity is in rural areas.How to realize the common prosperity of rural areas has become an important proposition in current theoretical and policy research.The realization of common prosperity in rural areas is faced with such realistic difficulties as slow improvement of agricultural productivity,low overall level of public service supply,scattered internal interests of farmers,and lack of institutional platforms.Research shows that village collective coordinated cooperatives are the concrete practical forms of village community coordination.Based on the village community coordination mechanism,the village collective coordinated cooperative has become a form of organization and resource allocation.Based on the collective ownership and distribution powers of the means of production,it realizes rural collectivized scale production.Through the establishment of collective economic construction,it obtains financial and public affairs management powers,and its agricultural productivity and market service ability can be improved.It gets the power to manage things through share allocation,and thus organizes and mobilizes the peasants,the formation of the concept of common prosperity of farmers can also be promoted.By utilizing secondary distribution,the differentiation of village communities is eliminated and balanced rural development is promoted,which promotes the realization of rural common prosperity in rural areas from two aspects:the improvement of agricultural productivity and the optimization of rural social production relations.Village collective coordinated cooperatives can become the organizational means and practical mode to promote the realization of common prosperity in rural areas,and provide a reliable practical path for realizing common prosperity.
common prosperityrural revitalizationvillage community coordinationeconomy of collective ownershipcooperative