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Abstract
The role of non-agricultural activities of rural labors in their household income is a noteworthy topic. This paper focuses on the long-term and stable equilibrium relationship between the two. Based on 1985 - 2012 Statistical Yearbook data, this study conducted corresponding calculation reasoning and co-integration test of the non-agricultural activities of rural labors and their household income, with the results showing: Long-term equilibrium relationship exists between the two, witnessing short-term fluctuations and a trend of short-term fluctuations to long-run equilibrium.
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