Some factors affecting the accumulation and concentration of agricultural land for commercial production in Hung Yen province

Abstract

The land is an irreplaceable means of production in agricultural production. Accumulation and concentration of agricultural land for commodity production is an inevitable trend. The study aims to identify several factors affecting the accumulation and concentration of agricultural land for commodity production in Hung Yen province. Investigating 90 officials using the random sampling method and the Likert scale has identified five groups with 23 factors that can potentially affect the accumulation and concentration of agricultural land in Hung Yen province. The results of exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and multiple linear regression correlation model from survey data of 400 land users show that there are 17 factors divided into three groups that affect agricultural land market information. These groups can explain 68.1% of the change in agricultural land market value. That is an institutional group of 7 factors with a Beta coefficient of 0.508; the market group includes 6 factors with a Beta coefficient of 0.358 and the socio-economic group includes 4 factors with a Beta coefficient of 0.125. The remaining 31.9% may be influenced by other factors that have not been mentioned in this study.