Titlebook: China‘s Agriculture at the Cross Roads; Yongzheng Yang (Senior Lecturer),Weiming Tian (Pro Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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A Changing Global Food Market: Implications for Chinasharp run-up in prices of major foodstuffs, principally grains, as happened after the sharp price increase in 1973–74. In recent years there has been a drumbeat of concern raised by those with mainly environmental worries about depletion and degradation of soils and water supplies. In recent years t

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An Analysis of China’s Corn Markets traditionally been a food grain in China. With income growth the consumption of corn as a food grain has been declining over a long period of time, but it was not until the mid-1980s that corn became essentially a feed grain. In 1996 over three-quarters of corn in China was used as feed. This mark

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Livestock Consumption: Diverse and Changing Preferencesew at 10.6 per cent per annum according to official production statistics (SSB 1997). As a result of this extraordinary growth, China’s per capita consumption (disappearance) of red meats (beef, mutton and pork) has approached levels in Japan and South Korea, although still significantly lower than

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A Micro-empirical Analysis of Land Fragmentation and Scale Economies in Rural China1986; Chen 1992). The pre-reform commune system was founded on large-scale operations and collective ownership (recall the famous slogan: .), which were expected to reap scale economies. Land fragmentation has received little attention until recently (Fleisher and Liu 1992). While decollectivisation

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Technical Efficiency of China’s Grain Productioning out of cereal production due to competition from more profitable farm activities and non-farm industries. While suspicions exist over whether the trend of yield growth can be maintained in the future (Brown 1995), others are optimistic about China’s grain production (Lin 1995; Huang, Rozelle and

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The Accuracy of China’s Grain Production Data: Evidence from Two County-level Case Studiesates on whether China will be able to feed itself in the next century. Chinese government officials have felt compelled to argue the affirmative. To support their argument, they announced that farmland area in China is 40 per cent higher than reported in the .. The revised measure of farmland area o

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