This paper discusses the determinants of meat imports of China. Results indicate that import demand is mostly determined by import price and real GDP. Imported price has a negative effect and real GDP has a positive i...This paper discusses the determinants of meat imports of China. Results indicate that import demand is mostly determined by import price and real GDP. Imported price has a negative effect and real GDP has a positive influence on import quantity. Tariff does not have a significant effect. As GDP and consumption capacity increases, China has a large potential demand for meat imports. Some countries may gain if China＇s economy continues expanding, while others, like the United States, are the most sensitive to the trade policy of China.展开更多
AT the International Supercomputing Conference held in Frankfurt,Germany on June20,2016,the TOP500.org published the latest supercomputer rank ings.China’s Sunway Taihu Light took pole position.This is the seventh ti...AT the International Supercomputing Conference held in Frankfurt,Germany on June20,2016,the TOP500.org published the latest supercomputer rank ings.China’s Sunway Taihu Light took pole position.This is the seventh time in a row that China’s supercomputers have topped the Top500 rankings,published biannually since 1993.展开更多
文摘This paper discusses the determinants of meat imports of China. Results indicate that import demand is mostly determined by import price and real GDP. Imported price has a negative effect and real GDP has a positive influence on import quantity. Tariff does not have a significant effect. As GDP and consumption capacity increases, China has a large potential demand for meat imports. Some countries may gain if China＇s economy continues expanding, while others, like the United States, are the most sensitive to the trade policy of China.
文摘AT the International Supercomputing Conference held in Frankfurt,Germany on June20,2016,the TOP500.org published the latest supercomputer rank ings.China’s Sunway Taihu Light took pole position.This is the seventh time in a row that China’s supercomputers have topped the Top500 rankings,published biannually since 1993.
