Difference between rural economic statistics and rural surveys

Rural economic statistics are mainly concerned with the collection and statistical analysis of rural economic data, while rural surveys provide a more comprehensive understanding of the actual situation in all aspects of rural society, economy and agricultural production. According to the query Sohu News Network shows.

1, the purpose is different: the purpose of rural economic statistics is to collect, organize and analyze rural economic data in order to understand the development status and trends of the rural economy, and to provide a basis for the government and relevant departments to formulate rural economic policies; while the purpose of rural surveys is to gain an in-depth understanding of the actual situation of the rural society, economy, agricultural production, etc., and to provide specific data and information for the study and solution of rural issues support.

2. Different sources of data: Rural economic statistics mainly rely on data collection and reporting by national statistical bureaus, local statistical departments and other relevant organizations, mainly including statistical data on agricultural production, farmers' income, rural investment, etc.; whereas rural surveys usually obtain data through field surveys, questionnaires, interviews, etc., which cover a wider range of fields and information, including rural living standards, education, healthcare, environment, rural livelihoods, and so on. standards, education, medical care, environment, social issues, etc.

3. Different data contents: rural economic statistics mainly focus on rural economic indicators and data, such as agricultural output, farmers' income, rural population, etc.; whereas rural surveys are more comprehensive, aiming to understand all aspects of rural society, economy, agricultural production, living standards, education, medical care, environment, etc., including the living conditions of rural residents, their level of education, employment, social security and so on. .

4. Different methods and means: rural economic statistics mainly rely on methods and techniques of data collection and statistical analysis, such as sample surveys, questionnaire surveys, data processing and analysis, etc.; whereas rural surveys pay more attention to field observations and interviews, and use in-depth exchanges and understanding of methods to obtain more comprehensive and specific information.