Aspirations over tradition: Understanding Thai family farm succession planning

IF 1.7 4区经济学 Q3 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Journal of International Development Pub Date : 2024-09-05 DOI:10.1002/jid.3945

Para Jansuwan, Kerstin K. Zander

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Abstract

Our study aimed to examine the factors affecting family farm succession plannung. Results from a survey of 368 elderly farmers showed that some farmers were at an early planning stage (Stage 1; 12%), starting conversations with their children about the potential succession, while most were at a more advanced stage, which included involving their children in daily farm work (Stage 2; 38%). Approximately 22% of respondents involved their children in farm decision-making while gradually transferring full responsibility to them (Stage 3). Farmers whose children indicated an interest in farming were more likely to be at the advanced stages of planning.

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愿望重于传统：了解泰国家庭农场继承规划

我们的研究旨在探讨影响家庭农场继承计划的因素。对 368 名老年农民的调查结果显示，一些农民处于早期规划阶段（第 1 阶段；12%），开始与子女讨论可能的继承问题，而大多数农民则处于较高级阶段，包括让子女参与日常农场工作（第 2 阶段；38%）。约 22% 的受访者让子女参与农场决策，同时逐步将全部责任移交给子女（第 3 阶段）。子女表示对农业有兴趣的农民更有可能处于规划的高级阶段。

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Journal of International Development DEVELOPMENT STUDIES-

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2.40

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109

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