On Improving the International Competitiveness of Agricultural Products

Author: Yang Yongzhe
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The book consists of seven parts:
1. Special Reports;
2. Theoretical Analysis of Agricultural Product Competitiveness;
3. Strategies and Policies to Enhance the International Competitiveness of Agricultural Products;
4. Analysis of Agricultural Product Competitiveness;
5. Systemic Reform and Agricultural Product Competitiveness;
6. Cross-Strait Agricultural Cooperation;
7. Other Sections.
Enhancing the international competitiveness of agricultural products is a major challenge before us. First, it is necessary to fully understand the theory of competitiveness and its constituent elements, study the current situation and existing gaps in our country, and take a series of effective improvement measures. The Special Reports section analyzes the theory of enhancing agricultural product competitiveness, examines the current state of agricultural product competitiveness, and proposes policy recommendations from both macro and micro levels. The second part, starting from China's agricultural international trade strategy in the 21st century, systematically analyzes the theory of product competitiveness from perspectives such as agricultural competitiveness, agricultural product competitiveness, sustainable agricultural competitiveness, and international competitiveness of agricultural products. The third part of the book provides an in-depth analysis of the strategies and policies to enhance agricultural product competitiveness, covering aspects such as strategic choices in agricultural support policies, countermeasures for China's agricultural internationalization, marketing, and improving agricultural product competitiveness. The fourth part of the book analyzes the long-term sustainability of food. The fifth part, from the perspective of systemic reform and agricultural product competitiveness, conducts a profound analysis of reforms in areas such as agricultural industry associations, rural cooperative economic organizations, and rural land transfer systems.