Evaluating Effects of Expanding Grain-Based Fuel Ethanol and Cassava-Based Fuel Ethanol on Agriculture in China - A Multiplier Decomposition within a Social Accounting Matrix Framework

Lian Rong Zhao; Jian Ping Ge

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.291-294.212

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Evaluating Effects of Expanding Grain-Based Fuel Ethanol and Cassava-Based Fuel Ethanol on Agriculture in China - A Multiplier Decomposition within a Social Accounting Matrix Framework

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In this paper, multiplier decomposition is adopted to examine the effects of expanding grain-based fuel ethanol and cassava-based fuel ethanol on agriculture in China. The results show that, reasonable development of grain-based fuel ethanol has a greater role than cassava-based fuel ethanol in accelerating China’s economy, improve rural household’s income, and mitigate gap between rich and poor

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