Abstract
The rapid urbanization of China results in a large number of land-lost peasants and relevant social problems that impede sustainable development. Land-lost peasants are encouraged to venture into entrepreneurship to improve their survival and development. However, a few studies have investigated the dynamic process of the entrepreneurial decision-making behavior of land-lost peasants. Therefore, how to effectively promote entrepreneurship among land-lost peasants remains unknown. This study revises the Todaro model by considering the characteristics of land-lost peasants and land expropriation scenarios to describe the decision-making behavior of land-lost peasants. An agent-based simulation model is further developed based on the revised Todaro model to simulate the impacts of land expropriation on the entrepreneurial decision-making behavior of land-lost peasants. Relevant measures are also proposed to provide effective guidance for promoting entrepreneurship to land-lost peasants based on the simulation results. The findings can provide references for local governments to promote entrepreneurship among land-lost peasants in China and other regions.
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