3Hu D, Reardon T, Rozelle S, et al. The emergence of supermarkets with Chinese characteristics: Challenges and opportunities for China's agriculture development[J]. Development Policy Review, 2004, 22(4): 557-586.
4Wang H, Dong X, Huang J, et al. Producing and procuring horticultural crops with Chinese characteristics: Why small farmers are thriving and supermarkets are absent in rural China[C]//The 26th Conference Paper of the International Association of Agricultural Economists, Brisbane, Australia, 2006, August: 14-19.
5Berdegue J A, Reardon T, Balsevich F, et al. Supermarkets and Michoac~n Guava farmers in Mexico[R]. Department of Agricultural Economics, Michigan State University Staff Paper, 2006.
6Balsevich F, Berdegue J, Reardon T. Supermarkets, New-Generation Wholesalers, Tomato Farmers, and NGOs in Nicaragua [R]. Staff Paper, 2006.
7Poole N D, Gomis D C, Igual J, et al. Formal contracts in fresh produce markets[J]. Food Policy, 1998, 23(2): 131-142.
8Irene A, Charmel K. The rapid rise of supermarkets in Costa Rica: Impact on horticultural markets[J]. Development Policy Review, 2002, 20(4): 473-485.
9Huang J, Huang Z, Zhi H, et al. Production, marketing and impacts of market chain changes on farmers in China: Case study of cucumber and tomato in Shandong province[R]. Project Report, IIED Regoverning Market Program, Center for Chinese Agricultural Policy, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 2007.
10Dong X, Wang H, Rozelle S, et al. Small traders and small farmers: The small engines driving China's giant Boom in horticulture[R]. Working Paper, Center for Chinese Agriculture Policy, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, 2006.
