The Analysis Of Supply-demand Structure Of Grain Of China After China Entering WTO

Since PRC is established, Chinese Government has been devoted to increasing grain-production, improving our country's grain supply, solving the people's adequate food and clothing all the time, has made the unprecedented achievement and has boosted the considerable development of Chinese grain and agricultural production.But 30 years before reform, though Chinese grain-production increases with the world most fast speed, Chinese does not reach the goal of enough meal, the grain problem has not well settled yet. It can't begin to talk about eating still more - increase animal food, such as meat, milk, fish, etc. These questions has alleviated a few years after reform and opening-up, Chinese grain level per capita rises to world average state, it's non-grain supply increase fast too, Chinese grain and agricultural development level have already risen to new stage, We accounted for the people of the 21% of world by 7% of the cultivated lands in the world.The shrink of China's grain-production and change of the demand structure of grain consumption in recent years has caused the fluctuation in the national grain market, thus receive the great attention of our government and international agricultural economical circles. At present, our country has already successfully joined WTO, our countries' grain-production face the opportunity and the challenge too at the same time.This text analyses about the supply-demand question of Chinese grain on this foundation. Chapter one sketches the current situation of grain-production of our country, chapter two analyses the impact of Chinese grain-production after China enters the WTO. The third and the fourth chapters analyses the factor which influence the supply-demand and the supply-demand structure of Chinese grain separately. In the following chapter five make the real example to analyses the Chinese grain supply -demand, chapter six proposes the Chinese grain safe model after China entering the WTO, in the last part puts forward several measures to guarantee China's grain supply-demand balances.