摘要
Based on the agricultural panel data of 107 countries from 1962 to 2016,this paper establishes a global agricultural spatial production model,and explores pathways for mutually beneficial cooperation between China and the Belt and Road Initiative(BRI)countries in the agricultural sector.As shown in the empirical results,two-way spillover effects between China and BRI countries are all positive and significantly above world average of its kind,which builds the foundation of cooperation between both sides and reflects the BRI’s vision and foresight.In the context of the BRI,there are two pathways for expediting agricultural development in China and BRI countries:First,both sides may benefit from greater spillover effects from each other’s agricultural growth by promoting agricultural trade;second,China may gain from the overall spillover effects from agricultural development in BRI countries by promoting two-way trade,agri-technology aid and assistance in infrastructure projects for the common good of humanity.
作者
龚斌磊
Gong Binlei(China Academy for Rural Development(CARD)and School of Public Affairs,Zhejiang University,Hangzhou,China)
基金
sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(NSFC)Project“China’s Agricultural Growth Drivers and Optimization Pathways under the Improved TFP Perspective”(Grant No.:71903172)
the Humanities and Social Science Research Youth Foundation Project of the Ministry of Education“Regional Self-Sufficiency or Differentiated Development:Study on Interprovincial Competition’s Effects on Agriculture in China”(Grant No.:18YJC790034)
Zhejiang Philosophy and Social Science Planned Project“Study on Zhejiang’s Agricultural Supply-Side Structural Reforms Drivers:Role of the‘Eight-Pronged’Strategy”(Grant No.:18NYPC02YB)
the special fund of the Central Basic Scientific Research Budget
the Special Projects of the Scientific Research,Innovation and Development of the College of Public Administration,Zhejiang University“Intrinsic Drivers and Realization of Agricultural Cooperation between China and BRI Countries”。
