China’s Land Uses in the Multi-Region Input–Output Framework

Bao, Chao; Xu, Mutian; Sun, Siao

doi:10.3390/ijerph16162940

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“…In this way, decisions that really consider a complete sustainable approach can be taken, as an example, environmental problems such as deforestation, increased GHG emissions, competing pressure for land use and food security. In this case, the multiregional input–output models enable the economy to be monitored not only the country of analysis and also disaggregated the account rest of the world, considering a variety of socioeconomic and environmental data [ 13 , 14 , 50 , 51 ].…”

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The Role of the Foreign Sector in the Spanish Bioeconomy: Two Approaches Based on SAM Linear Models

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Terceño

2020

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The bioeconomy emerges as an opportunity to focus on a more sustainable economy, avoid dependence on non-renewable resources and help to mitigate negative environmental impacts. The bioeconomy is considered a priority for the European Union and for Spain, which launched its strategy in 2016. To promote the Spanish bioeconomy, the impact and variables that may influence its development must be known. While previous works have analyzed the domestic sectors, this paper focuses on analyzing the economic importance of Spanish bioeconomy products and on the influence of and the existing links between the foreign sector and the rest of the economy. For this purpose, we apply two different methodologies based on linear social accounting matrix (SAM) models. The linkages show that many bioeconomy products have the potential to promote the rest of the economy and the values of some product multipliers become more significant due to their import dependence. These results enable us to know the structure of the Spanish bioeconomy and the relationships within its account. This analysis is a useful tool for developing policies focused on fostering the bioeconomy and economic growth.

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The Role of the Foreign Sector in the Spanish Bioeconomy: Two Approaches Based on SAM Linear Models

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2020

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“…Hence, the farm asset is expected to have a negative effect on land abandonment. Farm size significantly negatively affects land abandonment (Bao et al, 2019;Li et al, 2021;Ojha et al, 2022).…”

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Do agricultural productive services alleviate farmland abandonment? Evidence from China rural household panel survey data

Tian

Gao

2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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As an important means to solve “who will farm” and “how to farm” in the future, agricultural productive services change the allocation structure of agricultural factors and play an important role in alleviating farmland abandonment. This study uses the 2017 China Rural Household Panel Survey data and adopts the logistic model, the IV Tobit model, and the mediating effect model to investigate the impact of agricultural productive services on farmland abandonment. The results show: (1) Agricultural productive services significantly reduce farmland abandonment by 1.51% on average. (2) Mechanism analysis implies that agricultural labour substitution, land transfer effect, and technological adoption effect play important intermediary roles in alleviating farmland abandonment. (3) Moreover, compared with the eastern, central, and non-karst regions, agricultural productive services failed to reduce farmland abandonment in the western and karst regions with poor terrain conditions. Agricultural productive services could alleviate the farmland abandonment of small farmers and elderly farmers. Therefore, agricultural productive services contribute to the reuse of small-scale plots.

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“…With reference to the existing literature, in combination with Figure 1, the mechanism between the competitiveness and land use efficiency of the green food industry, land use efficiency is measured in two dimensions, input and output [45]. The construction and development of provinces and cities depend on the inputs of land, capital, labor, and other factors.…”

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The Coupling Coordination between the Competitiveness Level and Land Use Efficiency of Green Food Industry in China

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With the development of the green food industry, land conflicts are gradually escalating, and the coordinated development of competitiveness level and land use efficiency is crucial to the green food industry. The competitiveness level of China’s green food industry at the provincial level between 2011 and 2020 was measured by constructing an index system using the entropy method and VlseCriterion Optimisation and Compromise Resolution (VIKOR) method, and then the land use efficiency was evaluated using the super efficiency Slacks-based Measurement (SBM) model, and the coupling coordination degree was analyzed using the coupling coordination model based on the results of both measurements. The results showed that the competitiveness level of the green food industry was “high in the west and low in the east”; most provinces and cities were with the middle competitiveness level. Land use efficiency generally showed a trend of rising and then falling and leveling off, and the average value of the three regions was ranked as eastern (1.13) > western (0.84) > middle (0.63). The mean value (0.82) of the overall coupling coordination in China floated at the boundary of high-quality coordination, and all three regions showed a trend of rising and then falling and leveling off, and the number of provinces and cities in high-quality coordination in China was shifting from the north to the south during 2011–2020. This study can provide theoretical support for the coordinated development between industrial development and land use, and provide feasible suggestions for the intensive and efficient use of resources.

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China’s Land Uses in the Multi-Region Input–Output Framework

Cited by 11 publications

References 34 publications

The Role of the Foreign Sector in the Spanish Bioeconomy: Two Approaches Based on SAM Linear Models

The Role of the Foreign Sector in the Spanish Bioeconomy: Two Approaches Based on SAM Linear Models

Do agricultural productive services alleviate farmland abandonment? Evidence from China rural household panel survey data

The Coupling Coordination between the Competitiveness Level and Land Use Efficiency of Green Food Industry in China

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