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China's domestic grain marketing reform and integration
Findlay, Christopher C. (Christopher Charles)
xv, 279 pages : illustrations, maps ; 23 cm
China's population places heavy requirements on domestic grain production. Since the 1970s, the Chinese government has gradually introduced policies that seek to introduce market forces and profit incentives to the production of grain. This text analyses this process, examining advances in grain marketing reforms and more.
Grain Marketing Reform Policy -- China's domestic grain marketing reform since the 1980s / Chen Chunlai, Christopher Findlay -- Restructuring and system reform of Chinese agriculture upon China's accession to the WTO / Du Ying -- The political economy of China's grain marketing system / Funing Zhong -- Grain market fluctuations and government intervention in China / Wang Xiaolu -- Reform experiments in Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Guangdong provinces / Wang Dewen -- A case study of a major paddy production county in southern China / Zhang Hongyu, Liu Jianwen -- State grain marketing policy and farmer behaviour / Huang Yanxin -- Comparative Advantage and Regional Grain Trade -- An overview of regional grain trade in China / Wang Zhonghai, Chen Chunlai, Huang Shouhong, Ding Shengjun, Qu Baoxiang, Li Chenggui -- Regional comparative advantage in grain production in China / Funing Zhong, Xu Zhigang -- Evaluation of China's regional grain trade policy / Wang Zhonghai, Chen Chunlai -- Patterns of domestic grain flows and regional comparative advantage in grain production in China / Chen Chunlai, Christopher Findlay -- Grain Market Integration -- Food price differences and market integration in China / Wu Laping -- Levels and determinants of agricultural market integration: the impacts of policies on marketisation / Du Yang -- Grain market integration and marketing margin in China / Wu Laping -- The impact of market integration on China's food security / Funing Zhong, Jing Zhu.
edited by Chen Chunlai and Christopher Findlay.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 258-265) and index.