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An Alternative Approach to Measure Regional Comparative Advantage in China’s Grain Sector∗

by Zhong Funing, Xu Zhigang, Fu Longbo
"... This study uses Domestic Resource Costs (DRC) as the bases in measuring regional comparative advantage in grain production in China. It reveals that China as a whole is likely to have strong comparative advantage in Japonica rice, sorghum, middle Indica rice, millet, and late Indica rice production. ..."
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This study uses Domestic Resource Costs (DRC) as the bases in measuring regional comparative advantage in grain production in China. It reveals that China as a whole is likely to have strong comparative advantage in Japonica rice, sorghum, middle Indica rice, millet, and late Indica rice production

Uncover the Causes of China's Low Utilisation of Grain TRQ [1]

by Zhang-yue Zhou, Xia Kang
"... Since China’s accession to the WTO in late 2001, China’s utilisation of grain TRQs (tariff-rate quotas) has been very low, being only about 12 per cent on average during 2002-08. This is in sharp contrast to anticipations of many analysts who believed that China’s grain imports would grow significan ..."
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Since China’s accession to the WTO in late 2001, China’s utilisation of grain TRQs (tariff-rate quotas) has been very low, being only about 12 per cent on average during 2002-08. This is in sharp contrast to anticipations of many analysts who believed that China’s grain imports would grow

Regional Comparative Advantage in China’s Main Grain Crops

by Funing Zhong, Zhigang Xu, Longbo Fu
"... This paper explores the regional comparative advantage in grain production in China directly according to production and associated costs. Two groups of indicators are used in the study. The first group of indicators includes Net Social Profitability (NSP) and Domestic Resource Costs (DRC), both mea ..."
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This paper explores the regional comparative advantage in grain production in China directly according to production and associated costs. Two groups of indicators are used in the study. The first group of indicators includes Net Social Profitability (NSP) and Domestic Resource Costs (DRC), both

The Demand New Insights for Food Grain in China: into a Controversy

by Xiaobo Zhang, Timothy D. Mount, Richard N. Boisvert
"... There is a substantial controversy in the economics literature over the magnitude of the expenditure elasticity for food grain in China that is caused, to a large extent, by whether time-series or cross-section data are used in the analysis. A set of reasonable elasticities for a complete demand sys ..."
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There is a substantial controversy in the economics literature over the magnitude of the expenditure elasticity for food grain in China that is caused, to a large extent, by whether time-series or cross-section data are used in the analysis. A set of reasonable elasticities for a complete demand

Feed-Grain Consumption by Traditional Pork-Producing Households in China

by Cheng Fang, Frank Fuller , 1998
"... Economic reforms in China’s agricultural sector initiated in the late 1970s led to rapid structural change in China’s pork sector. Swine production units have declined in number but increased in size. Using household survey data from seven provinces in China, feed-grain demand by pork producers is e ..."
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Economic reforms in China’s agricultural sector initiated in the late 1970s led to rapid structural change in China’s pork sector. Swine production units have declined in number but increased in size. Using household survey data from seven provinces in China, feed-grain demand by pork producers

No. E1997002 1997-57 China's Grain Trade Policy and Its Domestic Grain Economy

by Feng Lu , 1997
"... The paper examines the relationship between China's grain trade and domestic grain economy through an institutional perspective. It reveals that China's grain imports have been primarily necessitated by filling the physical gap between domestic grain demand and supply. Due to the special i ..."
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The paper examines the relationship between China's grain trade and domestic grain economy through an institutional perspective. It reveals that China's grain imports have been primarily necessitated by filling the physical gap between domestic grain demand and supply. Due to the special

Projecting China’s Grains and Meats Trade: Sensitivity to agricultural productivity growth *

by Allan Rae, Hengyun Ma
"... Literature from the past 20 years is reviewed to establish the range of TFP growth estimates that have been made for China’s agriculture. This includes some studies that have focussed on either the crops or livestock subsectors. The dispersion of these estimates is used as an input to a slightly-mod ..."
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-modified GTAP model in order to determine the sensitivity of China’s projected grains and meats trade balances to agricultural productivity growth. For many variables, results indicate a high degree of sensitivity, and a number of ways are suggested by which such projections might be enhanced through improved

An Analysis of China’s Quest for Food Grain Security.............................. 1

by Thomas I. Wahl, Colin Carter, Frederick W. Crook, Scott Rozelle, Carl Pray, Jikun Huang
"... to bring together researchers from all disciplines in academia, government and industry to develop a better understanding of Chinese agricultural markets. The objectives of WCC-101 are to facilitate joint research and the exchange of ideas; to develop a historic and current information database on C ..."
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on China; and to assess long term market opportunities with China. Participation in WCC-101 is open to those with an interest in Chinese agricultural marketing. The authors invited to present papers at the symposium represent a wide range of expertise and knowledge of Chinese agriculture. The resulting

Estimation of SWCCs from Grain-Size Distribution Curves for Loess Soils in China

by Huang Mingbin
"... Indirect pedo-transfer functions, (PTFs) are increasingly being used for the estimation of the soil-water characteristic curve, SWCC. The accuracy of the PTF method depends on the PTF and the equation used to best-fit the particle-size distribution (PSD). The objectives of this study are to: 1.) eva ..."
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datasets from the Loess Plateau, China. The comparison between the estimated and measured SWCCs showed that showed that both PTFs performed quite well with the Fredlund et al. PTF performed somewhat better than the Arya-Paris function. RÉSUMÉ Les fonctions de pedo-transfert (PTFs) indirectes sont de plus

China and Its Main Components against Two Grain Storage Insects

by Zhi Long Liu, Ligang Zhou, See Profile, Rui Fang, Cai Hong Jiang, Xiu Yi Wang, Hai Ming Zhang, Zhi Long Liu, Ligang Zhou, Shu Shan Du, Zhi Wei Deng , 2010
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