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中國農家經濟   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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〔美〕卜凱(John Lossing Buck)著
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Title
中國農家經濟
Publisher
商務印書館
Description

教本。著者對2866戶農家作了調查,於1930年出版了該書英文版。全書分導言、田場布置與土地利用、田場周年之經營狀況、大小最適宜的田場企業、耕地所有權與農佃問題、作物、家畜和保存地力、田場之勞力、農家家庭與人口、食物消費、生活程度、結論,共12章。卷末附錄:1.田場大小與其他30種因素之關係;2.各因素之相關係數;3.各種作物實地栽植之面積;4.調查表格

目錄
第一章 導言
第一節 研究的方法及範圍
第二節 調查區域的狀況
第三節 名詞的釋義
第二章 田場布置與土地利用
第一節 曠田制
第二節 農舍
第三節 農地的利用
第四節 田場面積的變更
第五節 地權的獲有方法
第三章 田場周年經營之狀況
第一節 田場企業的大小
第二節 田場之投資
第三節 收入的數量與種類
第四節 支出的數量與分配
第五節 利潤的多寡和計算法
第四章 大小最適宜的田場企業
第一節 田場企業大小和利潤多寡的關係
第二節 田場大小和生產要素之效能的關係
第三節 大小最適宜的田場
第四節 目下田場所以過小的原因
第五節 田場企業過小的救濟方法
第五章 耕地所有權與農佃問題
第一節 農佃問題的限度
第二節 地租類別
第三節 自耕農半自耕農和佃農的經濟狀況之比較
第四節 地主的利潤
第五節 公允租額與現行租額
第六章 作物
第一節 作物栽種制
第二節 農藝方式
第三節 作物的分布
第四節 商品作物
第五節 作物產量
第六節 作物價格
第七章 家畜和保存地力
第一節 家畜的數量和所占的百分比
第二節 家畜的密度
第三節 田場上肥料的生產
第四節 肥料的購進
第五節 保存地力問題的重要
第八章 田場之勞力
第一節 每一公頃所需的勞力
第二節 每一田場所需的勞力
第三節 按半月計的人工支配
第四節 按半月計的畜工支配
第五節 每種作物之人工和畜工的支配及其工作之種類
第六節 工值
第七節 人工和畜工的效能
第八節 田場勞力問題之重要
第九章 農家家庭與人口
第一節 農家家庭之親屬
第二節 家庭之大小
第三節 每家之成年男子單位
第四節 家庭大小與田場大小之關係
第五節 農村人口之年齡與性別的分配
第六節 非親屬人口之年齡與性別的分配
第七節 人口之遷徙
第八節 在外家屬之年齡與性別
第九節 人口密度
第十章 食物消費
第一節 食物之消費量及其來源
第二節 食物能力之數量與來源
第三節 蛋白質之數量與來源
第四節 維他命
第五節 礦物質之成分
第六節 食物習慣
第十一章 生活程度
第一節 所用物品之分類
第二節 所用物品每項之價值
第三節 物品之來源
第四節 生活必需費
第五節 生活改進費
第六節 家具費
第七節 醫藥費
第八節 個人嗜好費
第九節 雜項開支
第十二章 結論
附錄一 田場大小與其他三十種因素之關係
附錄二 各因素之相關係數
附錄三 各種作物實地栽植之面積
附錄四 調查表格

Language Chinese
Publication date 民國25[1936]
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institution QS:P195,Q732353
(民國時期文獻 民國圖書)
館藏信息
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全國圖書館文獻縮微中心 國家圖書館
主題
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農村經濟
中圖分類
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F329.06
拼音題名
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zhong guo nong jia jing ji
載體形態
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