Abstract

This study sets out to explore eco-compensation for food marketing operation mechanism. Researches and studies on ecological compensation mechanism not only provided a new theoretical foundation for Scientific Development Concept, but also new theoretical background for future direction of sustainable development strategy.

Keywords:

Ecological compensation mechanism, food marketing, scientific development,

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