African Swine Fever Shock: China’s Hog Industry’s Resilience and Its Influencing Factors
Zizhong Shi,
Xiangdong Hu
Abstract:African swine fever has damaged the foundation of China’s hog industry, caused a serious decline in hog production, highlighted the contradiction between supply and demand in the pork market, and led to major economic and social impacts. The industrial resilience of 31 Chinese provinces to African swine fever shock and its spatial and temporal differentiation characteristics from 2018 to 2021 were measured in this study from the two dimensions of resistance and recoverability. Using Geodetector, the key factor… Show more
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