Journal of Rural Development
Effects of Aging Farm Households on Income Inequality : Focusing on Empirical Analysis of the Age Effects
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AuthorYun, Youngseok
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Publication Date2013.10.21
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Original
This study is aimed to estimate the age effect on income inequality of farm households which is resulted from the aging of farm operators and to draw out its counter-strategy through the results of this analysis. The panel generalized least squares (PGLS) method is used to examine the age effects. The data used are panel data which are from 1993 to 2011 of the farm household economy survey. The results of study demonstrate that a positive relationship exists between the age of farm operator and its relative contribution ratio to income inequality of farm households. This means that the more the age of farm operator, the more the contribution ratio to income inequality of farm households. And it also represents that relative contribution ratio of youthful farm operator to income inequality of farm households is higher than another age group.
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