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Fiscal Decentralization and Agricultural Growth in China

China carried out two fiscal decentralization reforms in 1985 and 1994. Local governments undertook the responsibility of public good provision to local areas when they got the financial autonomy. Most of the public good of rural areas are provided by government in China. It is well known that public good in rural areas are very important for agricultural growth. And the agricultural growth is also very important for the whole national economic growth. So it is worthy to investigate the effect of fiscal decentralization on agricultural growth under China's political constrains. The purpose of this article is to estimate the impact of China's fiscal decentralization on agricultural growth.