An Analysis of International Competitiveness of the Cereal Category of Agricultural Products after China Joined the WTO
Dang Chun-fang
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Dang Chun-fang
Abstract
After accession to the WTO, the significant change of grain trade in China's agricultural products is the emergence of the trade deficit. Using these indicators of RCA, TC and MS, and from exports, net exports and market share point analyzes international competitive of China's agricultural products, show: rice has strong international competitiveness before 2004, after 2004 the competitiveness declines, but also occupies a certain market share; the international competitiveness of wheat has been weak and share of less in the international market; the international competitiveness of corn is strong, in addition to the decline of grain output in 2004, it occupies a certain share in the international market.
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After accession to the WTO, the significant change of grain trade in China's agricultural products is the emergence of the trade deficit. Using these indicators of RCA, TC and MS, and from exports, net exports and market share point analyzes international competitive of China's agricultural products, show: rice has strong international competitiveness before 2004, after 2004 the competitiveness declines, but also occupies a certain market share; the international competitiveness of wheat has been weak and share of less in the international market; the international competitiveness of corn is strong, in addition to the decline of grain output in 2004, it occupies a certain share in the international market.
Key concepts: Accession, China, International trade, International market, Agriculture, Market share, Business, Revealed comparative advantage