农业转移人口市民化的精神生活共同富裕OA

Based on CGSS2021 data,this study examines the impact of the citizenship of agricultural transfer population on spiritual life common prosperity from a micro perspective,focusing on the'enrichment effect'and'sharing effect'.It provides new empirical evidence for understanding the mechanisms through which citizenship promotes spiritual life common prosperity.The results indicate that citizenship not only enhances individual spiritual well-being but also narrows the gap in spiritual life prosperity standards between agricultural transfer population and urban native residents.Key channels include improved socioeconomic status,increased job satisfaction,and reduced concerns about future livelihood security.Furthermore,the common prosperity effect of citizenship on spir-itual life is more pronounced among agricultural transfer population with stronger personal capabilities,older age,poorer health status,and higher social capital.Based on these findings,recommendations include enhancing the survival and development capabilities of agricultural transfer population,addressing the developmental needs of spe-cific groups,and strengthening urban carrying capacity.These insights contribute to research on citizenship and spiritual life common prosperity for agricultural transfer population.