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  • China's Natural Rubber Industry Subsidies Game
    Issues of Forestry Economics, 2010
    Co-Authors: Guo Jian-chun
    Abstract:

    After joining the WTO,China has reduced import tariffs to imports of natural Rubber,and the natural Rubber Industry will face a huge impact:the comparative advantages of natural Rubber in China is weak,dependence on imports has increased year by year.To analyze the government subsidies to China's strategy selection on the natural Rubber Industry,this paper established the game model and has found that:the government subsidies on China's natural Rubber output play a catalytic role,and which is the opposite to the output of natural Rubber from Southeast Asian countries.When the manufacturers of natural Rubber in Southeast Asia selected the high-price strategy,the Chinese government chose to subsidize the domestic seed cultivation and the high-tech manufacturers;and when the Southeast Asian countries to low-price strategy,Chinese government chose to subsidize the ordinary private Rubber farmers.

  • The Market Structure Analysis of Natural Rubber Industry in China
    Issues of Forestry Economics, 2009
    Co-Authors: Guo Jian-chun
    Abstract:

    Based on analyzing the market size,market concentration,product differentiation and barriers to advance and retreat of China's natural Rubber Industry,and then come to the following conclusions:the organization of China's natural Rubber Industry is still in the early stage of development,the majority of natural Rubber enterprises with regional characteristics,small-scale industries,natural Rubber Industry shows pattern which is in monopoly and excessive dispersion competition,natural Rubber Industry is a high-risk,high-return Industry,it has higher barriers to entry.

  • Analysis and Evaluation on the Status of Natural Rubber Industry Organizations in China
    Issues of Forestry Economics, 2009
    Co-Authors: Guo Jian-chun
    Abstract:

    On the basis of field research on natural Rubber Industry organizations in China,she analysized the natural Rubber Industry organizations in China by modern theory of industrial organization,revealed a series of contradictions and problems in the process of the natural Rubber Industry organizations,and finally,I raised strategies and recommendations optimizing natural Rubber Industry organization from the rationalization of the industrial organization.

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  • Cancer risk in the Rubber Industry: a review of the recent epidemiological evidence.
    Occupational and environmental medicine, 1998
    Co-Authors: Manolis Kogevinas, Maria Sala, Paolo Boffetta, N Kazerouni, Hans Kromhout, S Hoar-zahm
    Abstract:

    OBJECTIVES: To examine the recent epidemiological evidence on cancer risk among workers in the Rubber Industry. METHODS: Epidemiological studies published after the last detailed review by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in 1982 were reviewed. 12 cohort studies in nine countries that examined distinct populations of workers in the Rubber Industry, seven Industry based nested case-control studies, 48 community based case-control studies in 16 countries, and 23 studies based on administrative data that reported risks for employment in the Rubber Industry were identified. RESULTS: Excess risks of bladder cancer, lung cancer, and leukaemia were found in most studies, with risks above 1.5 in about half of the studies. A moderate excess risk for laryngeal cancer was consistent across studies. Excess risks were found in a few studies for cancers of the oesophagus, stomach, colon, liver, pancreas, skin, prostate, kidney, brain, and thyroid, and for malignant lymphoma and multiple myeloma, but overall results were not consistent for these neoplasms. CONCLUSIONS: Magnitude of the observed risks varied considerably between studies, but overall the findings indicate the presence of a widespread moderate increased cancer risk among Rubber workers. The most consistent results were for bladder, laryngeal, and lung cancer and for leukaemia. Excess risks were also found for other neoplasms but an evaluation of the consistency of the findings is difficult because of the possible selective reporting of results. Recent studies do not provide information associating specific exposures with cancer risk. The preventive measures taken in the Rubber Industry in recent years may decrease risks, but this has not been documented yet in epidemiological studies.

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