#4730. Food security and trade policies: evidence from the milk sector case study

August 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Milk is one of the most produced, consumed and protected agricultural commodities worldwide. The purpose of this paper is to assess how trade-opening policies can foster food security in the Chinese milk sector. The empirical evidence proposed in our paper is based on time series data from the National Bureau of Statistics of China (20XX) and FAOSTAT (20XX). Differences in income elasticity between urban and rural areas are estimated by OLS regressions. The data also provide empirical evidence to assess to what extent and to which countries China is resorting to meet its growing demand. Per-capita milk consumption of Chinese is rising. The authors’ estimates show that milk income elasticity is higher in rural areas. The paper adds value and evidence to the effects of trade on food security in a country with limited and exploited natural resources addressing a health emergency and environmental concerns.
Keywords:
China; Food security; Milk; Trade barriers

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