The Restrictive Factors of Migrant Workers Returning Home to Be an Entrepreneurship Under the Background of Rural Revitalization
School of Management, Xi'an Polytechnic University, Xi’an 710048, China
| Abstract: | In 2017, based on the new requirements of agricultural development, the Party and the state put forward the "rural revitalization strategy" for the new era, which is a precise guide for China's overall planning for agriculture, rural areas and farmers in the future. Rural revitalization, "prosperity" in industrial development, innovation and entrepreneurship is the primary way. In view of the historical experience, the party and the state fully realize that talent is the key element to realize the "butterfly change to prosperity" of the rural industry. Migrant workers, as the "elite immigrants" who stand out among China's rural population, migrant workers have become an important human resource for the Party and the country to realize rural revitalization. The Party and the country have continuously helped migrant workers to return to their hometown to start their own businesses from the policy and legal level, attracting a large number of migrant workers to participate in rural entrepreneurship activities. However, entrepreneurship is a complex and arduous business activity, which cannot achieve the best effect of rural industrial revitalization due to the lack of personal capital endowment, the deviation of the entrepreneurship policy of returning migrant workers, and the constraints of venture capital and financing. Therefore, migrant workers should strive to learn their own entrepreneurial knowledge and skills; local governments need to improve entrepreneurship education and training, policy adjustment and financial financing. |
| Keywords: | Rural Revitalization; Peasant Laborers; Starting a Business by Returning to Hometown; Restrictive Factors |
| DOI: | 10.57237/j.ssrf.2023.02.002 |
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Received: 27 September 2022
Accepted: 7 March 2023
Published Online: 28 March 2023
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