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Agricultural and Food Policy 1 China’s agricultural production and trade will remain unchanged 1 Consumer/Household Economics 1 Ecosystem services 1 Farm Management 1 Farm households 1 Financial Economics 1 International Relations/Trade 1 Perfect substitures 1 Purchased inputs 1 Subsidies 1 This paper reviews recent development of China’s agricultural domestic support policy 1 and extra agricultural employment triggered by the policy changes. Based on the assumption that China’s public assistance to agriculture and farmers will continue and rise 1 and significantly higher farm income (16 percent) will be expected. If alternative 1 but farm income will experience a higher boost (17 percent). 1 changing trade pattern seemingly contrary to China’s comparative advantage 1 conventional agriculture 1 decoupled instruments are applied to raise China’s agricultural domestic support to the same allowed level 1 especially the transition from taxing farmers and agriculture to providing direct subsidies to grain production and purchased inputs. A model-based quantitative analysis on the effects of these policy changes has been conducted. Simulation results suggest that recent policy changes have likely achieved the declared policy goals of increasing grain production and boosting farm income. Much of the increase in grain production and farm income can be attributed to higher per unit return to arable land 1 farm output 1 increased grain production 1 increased rural employment 1 land reallocation to grain production 1 off-farm income 1 purchased inputs 1 rural employment stays stable 1 technical efficiency 1 two hypothetical future scenarios are simulated. If China uses up all its support allowance permitted by the WTO using existing instruments 1
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Babatunde, Raphael O. 1 Jensen, Hans Grinsted 1 Simpson, David 1 Yu, Wusheng 1
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African Association of Agricultural Economists - AAAE 1 International Association of Agricultural Economists - IAAE 1 National Center for Environmental Economics (NCEE), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 1
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2009 Conference, August 16-22, 2009, Beijing, China 1 2013 AAAE Fourth International Conference, September 22-25, 2013, Hammamet, Tunisia 1 NCEE Working Paper Series 1
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On-Farm and Off-farm Works: Complement or Substitute? Evidence from Rural Nigeria
Babatunde, Raphael O. - African Association of Agricultural Economists - AAAE - 2013
effect of off-farm income on farm output, expenditure on purchased inputs and technical efficiency among farm households. The … results indicate that off-farm income has a positive and significant effect on farm output and demand for purchased inputs …
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How Many Times Could You Replicate Polyface Farm? A Schematic Model of Ecosystem Services in Agriculture
Simpson, David - National Center for Environmental Economics (NCEE), … - 2010
There has been considerable recent interest in the idea that farms can produce both food and a variety of ecosystem services. One particularly intriguing notion is that farmers might find it in their own interest to adopt an “ecosystem services” approach to production in preference to a...
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China’s Agricultural Policy Transition: Impacts of Recent Reforms and Future Scenarios
Yu, Wusheng; Jensen, Hans Grinsted - International Association of Agricultural Economists - IAAE - 2009
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