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Food security has become a matter of great concern in China over recent years. What factors lead to famine? What can be done about the loss of arable land? What determines food supply? How can food production be adjusted? Should we be self-sufficient or should we import and export? In China’s Food Security: Planning, or the Market? Mao Yushi and Zhao Nong attempt to address these issues.https://dialogue.earth/content/uploads/2024/04/Dialogue-Earth-logo_Thumbnail.png1200675