Enlightenment on India and Japan Grain Safety Policy for China—A Case Study from a Macro Perspective

Xu, Ningshan; Lu, Yuduo; Wang, Haiteng

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“…et.al., (2014) thought that virtual water flow related to the grain resulted in negative impact on relevant development and induced to serious threat to food security. In addition, some researchers made relevant explanation on china's grain safety from many perspectives, such as global economy (Zhou, Xin, 2006), optimization (Shea, 2010), cultivated land (Zhang, 2013), economic ecologization (li, Zhang, 2016), macro economy (Xu, lu, Wang, 2016).…”

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Balance of Supply and Demand of the Cereal and Influencing Factors in China: From the Perspective of the Cost

2017

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The balanced supply and demand of the cereal is essential for achieving economic sustainable development in China. The wheat and products, the rice (including the milled equivalent), and the maize and products are three main cereals in China, the three cereals but the rice (including the milled equivalent) in China were generally seriously comparatively insufficient before 1997, and then became fully sufficient. The co-integrative test demonstrated that there existed long-term equilibrium between balance of supply and demand and influencing factors, and the correcting coefficient was about 2.2 percent. As for balance degree of supply and demand, increase of machinery cost, daily-average labor price and indirect cost would improve it, increase of fertilizer expenditure and labor-input quantity would deteriorate it at short-term. The Granger causality test implied that balance of supply and demand owned interactive effect with laborer-input quantity, but not with the other cost. The highlight of this article was evaluating hypothesis of "Who will feed China" and influencing factors from perspective of the cost, achieving that the above hypothesis was not a real problem in China.

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Balance of Supply and Demand of the Cereal and Influencing Factors in China: From the Perspective of the Cost

2017

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Enlightenment on India and Japan Grain Safety Policy for China—A Case Study from a Macro Perspective

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Balance of Supply and Demand of the Cereal and Influencing Factors in China: From the Perspective of the Cost

Balance of Supply and Demand of the Cereal and Influencing Factors in China: From the Perspective of the Cost

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