...Minli Wan; Anne Toppinen The effects of perceived product quality and orientation toward Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability (LOHAS) on consumer price preferences were studied with the use of survey data of the children’s furniture market in two metropolitan cities of China: Shanghai...

... of variables and to control for the potential endogeneity, the bounds testing approach for cointegration is employed within an autoregressive distributed lag framework. The results show that there exists a long-run cointegrating relationship between China’s lumber import and some specific explanatory variables...

...Can Liu; Katrina Mullan; Hao Liu; Wenqing Zhu; Qingjiao Rong We use a large unique household panel dataset spanning 16 years to estimate the impacts of three Key Priority Forestry Programs (the KPFPs) in China on household incomes. The programs are the most significant of China’s forest policies...

... might be expected to maximize environmental benefits and minimize opportunity costs, respectively. No paper has actually tested such hypotheses in a developing-country setting. This paper examines China’s Sloping Land Conversion Program, with 32 million planting forests, using a unique dataset on 3397...

...Haoran He; Qian Weng Using enterprise-level data from China’s Northeast-Inner Mongolia state-owned forest area for the year 2004, this paper investigates the technical efficiency of forest product processing mills and the relationship between institutional and managerial practices and efficiency...

...Manuel Ruiz-Pérez; Fu Maoyi; Xie Jinzhong; Brian Belcher; Zhong Maogong; Xie Chen China has undertaken major economic policy changes since 1978, having moved from a plan economy to a predominantly market economy. These changes had great impact in the forestry sector. This paper aims to document...