The Impact of Land Transfer on Vulnerability as Expected Poverty in the Perspective of Farm Household Heterogeneity: An Empirical Study Based on 4608 Farm Households in China

Poverty eradication is one of the global challenges, and land transfer provides an effective path to address farmers’ poverty; however, effect poverty reduction can show heterogeneity depending on location, household, head household. This study employs propensity value matching technique compare effects future alleviation among farm households, based vulnerability as expected poverty, using data from 4608 household tracking surveys. The findings point following: In general, rural transfers significantly lessen households’ VEP. terms regional variations, positive VEP are mainly in west. differences it was found that contribute lower for non-poor, non-financing-constrained, government-subsidized households. With regard headship, have abating self-employed heads results provide a useful reference policy-making management farmers