Economic compensation for cultivated land protection:implementation performance and implementation deviation
This paper mainly studied the performance of economic compensation for cultivated land protection in Chengdu from 2009 to 2018 and analyzed its implementation deviation.The results showed from 2009 to 2018,the overall performance level of economic compensation for cultivated land protection in Chengdu showed a leap trend from"poor"to"excellent",but its transformation state was unstable.From 2009 to 2018,the economic compensation policy for cultivated land protection in Chengdu played a significant role in economic performance,while its ecological performance and welfare performance were generally low.The indicators that had an important contribution to the improvement of the land protection economic compensation performance included cultivated land protection economic compensation cost coefficient,rural per capita disposable income,rural social consumer goods retail sales,and the number of rural residents participating in social pension insurance.However,the amount of fertilizer application and the input of farmland protection rural labor force became the key factors that restricted the improvement of the land protection economic compensation performance.The obvious and hidden benefits of cultivated land protection were the internal factors for the lower implementation of economic compensation performance of cultivated land protection.The behavioral choices of the relevant stakeholders of cultivated land protection in the implementation of the economic compensation policy of cultivated land protection were the core external factors of their performance.The focus of future attention should be strengthening the research on the connotation of the economic compensation performance of cultivated land protection and the performance dynamic evaluation model and exploring the manifestation and internalization of multiple explicit and invisible benefits of cultivated land protection.
cultivated land compensationMatter-element analysisstakeholdersperformanceimplementation deviation