Analysis of the Transfer Mechanism of Participation Intention in the Farmers’ Monthly Payment Program: Evidence from Jeju

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This study aims to analyze how farmers' perception of the monthly payment program affects their intention to participate.
Survey conducted in Jeju Province focusing on farmers not currently participating in the program.
Independent-sample t-test and Mann-Whitney U test to evaluate perception differences.
Logit and probit models to estimate factors influencing participation intention.
Farmers aware of the program find it stabilizes funds and reduces income volatility, but also feel a psychological burden.
Awareness of income stability significantly increases the intention to participate, while negative perceptions decrease it.
Farmers who know about the program but don't participate have structurally lower intentions, indicating an 'awareness paradox' in policy diffusion.

Analyzes factors influencing participation in the Farmers’ Monthly Payment Program, suggesting implications for policy design.

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Joo et al. (2026) studied this question.

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