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024874
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London, The Macmillan Press, 1979.
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xii, 217p.
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0333230634
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029953
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London, Euromonitor publication Ltd., 1987.
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iv, 272p.
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0863381413
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074244
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Singapore, World Scientific, 2006.
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xvi, 565p.
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9812567321
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059512
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May-Jun 2003.
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068987
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076897
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2007.
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China's economy in 2006 continued to register high growth of 10.5 to 10.7 percent with low inflation (CPI at 1.3 percent), dissipating fears of a hard landing. Since its accession to the WTO, China has become a significant global economic player, and is the favorite destination for many regional and global production networks. China is now a truly economic power (jingji daguo). China s economic leadership is also increasingly confident of its ability to manage China s domestic economic growth and its growing relations with the outside world. Although China s growth is expected to slow down in 2007 to approximately 9.5 percent, the national mood now is one of "more balanced" growth rather than "fast growth". Therefore, the building of a "harmonious society" is to be emphasized in China, while letting economic growth solve the burning social and environmental issues. In 2007, the government will also need to deal with various internal and external macroeconomic imbalances. The renminbi will be under even stronger pressure to revalue, given China s record trade surplus of US$160bn and foreign reserves of US$1tn
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091493
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Singapore, Singapore University press, 2001.
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vii, 142p.
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9810244959
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112844
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2012.
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China's food security is a cornerstone of China's socioeconomic stability and a key issue for the world food market. Over the past twenty years, China has seen its food production generally rising commensurately with population growth. There has been need for only minimal supplements from the world grain market, despite recurrent natural disasters and two episodes of precipitate output fall. Underlying China's strong grain security is the government's full support for agricultural production, tight control on land use and some strategic use of the world market. In future, China's continued food security will largely depend on the government's capacity to address short- and long-term climate and environmental challenges.
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070522
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078615
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Singapore, Institute of Southeast Asian Studies, 2007.
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xi, 204p.hbk
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9812304045
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