OECD Review of Agricultural Policies: China 2005

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	OECD Review of Agricultural Policies OECD Review of Agricultural Policies: China 2005
	OECD. Published by : OECD Publishing

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Availability: Available (Print on Demand) Publication date: 15 Nov 2005 Language: English Pages: 236 Tables: 45 Charts: 76 ISBN: 9789264012608 OECD Code: 512005101P1

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This book presents a comprehensive overview and assessment of China's agricultural policies combined with OECD estimates of the level of support provided to the Chinese farm sector. It also examines such issues as welfare impacts of liberalisation; Chinese agricultural commodity markets; grain stock estimates; labour mobility and rural poverty in China; and food safety.

Other languages: Chinese (Distributed by another publisher)

Other Versions: E-book - PDF Format

Multilingual summaries: Chinese, Japanese

Further reading:
OECD Review of Agricultural Policies: Brazil 2005 - (Available)

Table of contents:

Acromyms and Abbreviations
Highlights and Policy Recommendations
-Reforms and their Impacts
-Agricultural Policy Trends
-The Benefits of Future Policy Reforms
-Policy Challenges
Chapter 1. The Policy Context
-General Aspects
-Agriculture's Importance to China's Economy
-Structural Change in the Agro-Food Sector
-The Effects of Economic Reforms on China's Agriculture
Chapter 2. Policy Trends
-Agricultural Policy Framework
-Domestic Policies
-Trade Policies
-Evaluation of Support to Chinese Agriculture
Chapter 3. Policy Impacts
-Welfare Impacts of Trade and Agricultural Policy Reforms
-The Impact of Liberalisation on Chinese Agricultural Commodity Markets
-Domestic and World Market Implications of Alternative Grain Stock Estimates and Trade Policies in China
Annex A. Labour Mobility and Rural Poverty in China
Annex B. Agricultural Policies and Support for Individual Commodities
Annex C. China's Approach to Food Safety

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