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E-grāmata: China's Agricultural Development: Challenges and Prospects

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Whether China will be able to continue its rapid industrial development depends largely on whether the 800 million of its people in agriculture and rural economies can keep pace. Low productivity and slow growth of rural income indicate the system has significant challenges and risks. The 16 papers here compare China to other high-performing Asian economies, offer strategic and political ideas on boosting rural development, analyze current reforms, link agriculture to the industrial state, assess the impact of the World Trade Organization, and take lessons from Taiwan. Other papers cover new measures to improve productivity, country-level production efficiencies, the impact of land fragmentation on rice production, future prospects for grain and means of handling peak demand for it, income risk and acreage in terms of soybeans and corn, commercial crops and grain crops, farmers' insurance, and price behavior in China's wheat futures market. Annotation ©2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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The best and most up-to-date book on China's agricultural and rural development, a subject of utmost importance for China's economic development in the first two decades of the 21st century. Gregory C. Chow, Princeton University, USA ...contains contributions by well-known authors in the field and offers a comprehensive insight into the prevailing trends and challenges in Chinese agriculture. European Review of Agricultural Economics 'The book is a selection of papers originally presented...at a conference of the Chinese Economists Society devoted to the problems of China's rural economy. Many well-known economists specializing on rural China attended the conference and the book reflects the quality of the authors.' The China Journal '...a rich addition to the literature on the growth and development of agriculture and rural economy in China. All the contributors follow an empirical approach and provide highly objective analysis of issues and concerns...Unique in the application of quantitative techniques to study various agricultural and rural issues and thus is of great value for the researchers engaged in empirical work.' Indian Journal Of Agricultural Economics '...a useful and up-to-date reference for those who are interested in the agricultural development in China.' Progress in Development Studies

List of Figures
vii
List of Tables
viii
List of Contributors
xi
Introduction
China's Agricultural Development: Challenges and Prospects
3(8)
Xiao-yuan Dong
Shunfeng Song
Xiaobo Zhang
Part 1 Overview of the Challenges and Options
High Performing Asian Economies: Retrospect and Prospect
11(12)
Robert W. Fogel
Several Strategic and Political Thoughts on Boosting Rural Development
23(10)
Justin Yifu Lin
Conflicts and Problems Facing China's Current Rural Reform and Development
33(10)
Xiwen Chen
China's Rural Economy and the Path to a Modern Industrial State
43(35)
Scott Rozelle
Jikun Huang
Rural Development Strategy in Western China under the WTO
78(20)
Shenggen Fan
Taiwan's Agricultural Development: Experience and Lessons
98(31)
Chia-Chu Hou
Jack W. Hou
Part 2 The Performance and Potentials of China's Agriculture
Production and Productivity Growth in Chinese Agriculture: New National and Regional Measures
129(23)
Shenggen Fan
Xiaobo Zhang
County-Level Agricultural Production Efficiency in China: A Spatial Analysis
152(21)
Zhuo Chen
Wallace E. Huffman
Impact of Land Fragmentation on Rice Producers' Technical Efficiency in Southeast China
173(18)
Shuhao Tan
Nico Heerink
Arie Kuyvenhoven
Futian Qu
Future Prospects of Grain Supply and Demand in China: A Regionalized Multi-market Model Simulation
191(16)
Wencong Lu
How Well will China Handle its Demand for Grain when it Peaks?
207(36)
Guanzhong James Wen
Part 3 Agricultural Risk Management
Agricultural Income Risk and Acreage Decision in China: Analysis of the Alternative Relationship between Soybeans and Corn
243(12)
Qingsen Mao
Reforms, Risks and Crop Diversification in Chinese Provinces: Commercial Crops versus Grain Crops
255(19)
Weiyong Yang
An Empirical Analysis on Farmer's Demand of Alternative Types of Insurance in China
274(14)
Holly H. Wang
Guangwen He
Price Behavior in China's Wheat Futures Market
288(16)
Wen Du
Holly H. Wang
Index 304


Xiao-yuan Dong is Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Winnipeg, Canada. Shunfeng Song is Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Nevada, USA. Dr Xiaobo Zhang is Research Fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), USA.