Research on the competitiveness and influencing factors of agricultural products trade between China and the countries along the “Belt and Road”

Zhou, Lunzheng; Tong, Guangji

doi:10.1016/j.aej.2022.02.030

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“…At the same time, the cooperation between China and Uzbekistan is mainly focused on the development of energy, mineral resources, and light industry. Those had promoted urbanization development and infrastructure construction to a great extent, and the characteristics of land use change are significant [65,66].…”

Section: Causes Of Land Use Changementioning

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Exploring Changes in Land Use and Landscape Ecological Risk in Key Regions of the Belt and Road Initiative Countries

Zhang

Yao

Jun

et al. 2022

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The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has revealed that it is necessary to strengthen research on land use and land cover change (LUCC) and ecological risk in key regions of countries around the world. In this study, the spatiotemporal characteristics of LUCC in the five capitals of Central Asian countries within the BRI were analyzed. Based on the grid scale, a landscape pattern index was introduced to quantitatively evaluate the landscape ecological risk levels of the five capitals. The results showed the following: first, the components of land use types in the five capitals have different structural characteristics, which are mainly grassland, unused land, and cultivated land. The landscape types that changed significantly were water and unused land, while the construction land area showed a trend of continuous increase. Second, different capitals have different land-use transfer patterns. Akmola State is mainly converted from cultivated land to grassland; Chuy State is mainly converted from forest land to grassland; Dushanbe and Tashkent City are mainly converted from grassland to forestland; and Ahal State is mainly converted from grassland to unused land. Third, the overall landscape ecological risks of the five capitals were low. Akmola State had the largest proportion of lowest ecological risk areas, whereas Chuy State and Dushanbe City had an increasing trend of highest ecological risk areas. The level of ecological risk in Tashkent remained stable during the study period, and the highest ecological risk areas in Ahal State decreased to 49,227.86 km2. This study has enriched the research results of land use change and landscape ecological risk assessment of countries within the BRI and can provide a research reference for these countries and regions to achieve ecological sustainable development and strengthen ecosystem management.

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Section: Causes Of Land Use Changementioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring Changes in Land Use and Landscape Ecological Risk in Key Regions of the Belt and Road Initiative Countries

Zhang

Yao

Jun

et al. 2022

Land

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“…Someone applied the constant market share model to the research on the influencing factors of agricultural trade fluctuations between China and SCO member states from three aspects: demand, structure, and competitiveness. e study found that the SCO members' increasing demand for agricultural imports is the primary factor to the growth of China's agricultural exports [7]. Chinese experts conducted a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the trade in agricultural products between China and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization member states and concluded that the current bilateral trade is low in scale, unreasonable in structure, concentrated in types, low in added value, and weak in complementarity, with the lack of cooperation within the industry and other issues [5][6][7].…”

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confidence: 98%

“…e study found that the SCO members' increasing demand for agricultural imports is the primary factor to the growth of China's agricultural exports [7]. Chinese experts conducted a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the trade in agricultural products between China and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization member states and concluded that the current bilateral trade is low in scale, unreasonable in structure, concentrated in types, low in added value, and weak in complementarity, with the lack of cooperation within the industry and other issues [5][6][7]. China has a large trade deficit by sorting out the overall import and export volume between China and the SCO member states from 2007 to 2017 [7].…”

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confidence: 98%

“…China is a country with a large population. With the improvement and enrichment of people's living standards, the demand for overseas agricultural products has become more vigorous [6,7]. Due to the unilateralism and trade protectionism implemented by the United States in the past two years, deepening agricultural cooperation with SCO member states is an effective way to get rid of the current negative impact.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Chinese experts conducted a qualitative and quantitative analysis of the trade in agricultural products between China and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization member states and concluded that the current bilateral trade is low in scale, unreasonable in structure, concentrated in types, low in added value, and weak in complementarity, with the lack of cooperation within the industry and other issues [5][6][7]. China has a large trade deficit by sorting out the overall import and export volume between China and the SCO member states from 2007 to 2017 [7]. Secondly, by calculating the RCA value of SCO members, respectively, and the Cab value of China's import and export with these countries, as well as analyzing their competitive advantages and complementarity, it was found that China's trade dominance of various agricultural products is at a disadvantage.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Research on Influencing Factors of High-Quality Development of Agricultural Trade between China and SCO Member States in the Context of Industrial Internet of Things

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The IoT applications in the agriculture industry are intertwined in many ways, creating a hybrid construct of traditional businesses with digital connectivity implementations. Strategic issues and principles on the assimilation of IoT solutions are prevailed through time: investment costs, data interconnectivity, management, and analysis, as well as data security. As the first international organization in which China is the founding country, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization provides strategic support for China on the international stage. At present, there are various issues on the bilateral trade in agricultural products. Realizing the high-quality development of agricultural products trade with SCO member states is of great significance in forming a new pattern of sustainable and healthy development of bilateral agricultural product trade cooperation during the “14th Five-Year Plan” period, promoting the joint construction of “a community of shared future for Shanghai Cooperation Organization.” On the basis of analyzing the status quo of bilateral agricultural trade from 2011 to 2019, the influence of various influencing factors on the high-quality development of bilateral agricultural trade is empirically analyzed based on the gravity model. The study found that the overall quality of agricultural trade between China and the SCO member countries has shown a fluctuating upward trend with a larger development space. The size of the market, the level of trade facilitation, and the degree of trade openness and trade structure in each country have a significant role in promoting export value of China and other countries.

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Research on the competitiveness and influencing factors of agricultural products trade between China and the countries along the “Belt and Road”

Cited by 33 publications

References 6 publications

Exploring Changes in Land Use and Landscape Ecological Risk in Key Regions of the Belt and Road Initiative Countries

Exploring Changes in Land Use and Landscape Ecological Risk in Key Regions of the Belt and Road Initiative Countries

Research on Influencing Factors of High-Quality Development of Agricultural Trade between China and SCO Member States in the Context of Industrial Internet of Things

Agriculture Trade Competitiveness, and Influencing Economic Factors: A Study on China’s Agricultural Trade

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