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    20 April 2020, Volume 22 Issue 2
    INTELLIGENCE MAPPING OF TRANSFORMATION RESEARCH OF CHINA'S RESOURCE-BASED CITIES BASED ON CITESPACE
    TIAN Hongtao, LI Yejin, ZHAO Xiuyun, et al
    2020, 22(2):  1-11.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200413.001
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    As China's economy develops at a normal pace, resources-based cities confront a big challenge in falling economy, constraining their transformation, which becomes a key topic to research for nation's development needs. This paper, based on CNKI, CSSCI, CSCD papers 2009 to 2018 regarding resources-based cities transformation, applies intelligence mapping, combined with traditional references research to analyze the reference counts change, magazine distribution and core authors, and uses CiteSpace software to study the common intelligence network and developing trend intelligence mapping. Transformation research of resources-based cities develops fast, mainly on cases, with two major groups of core authors. In recent decade, research domains are focusing on vulnerability and path creation, land use and spatial structural reconstruction, green transformation and sustainable development, industrial upgrade and industrial structural evolution, low carbon economy and eco-environmental management, and transformation efficiency and performance evaluation. The future research shall be on transformation mechanism, global comparison and innovative research.
    FARMLAND CHANGES AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT MODERATION IN XI'NING CITY
    LI Yun, LIU Yinbang
    2020, 22(2):  12-17.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200327.001
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    Overall changes in farmland to some extent mark the developing rules of regional social economy, human activities and urban changes, of significance to research urban developing process. This paper, in terms of Xi'ning's land use survey data 2009 to 2016, uses spatial vector data of dry land and watering land by processed by Arcgis to analyze its farmland dynamics, changes and core shift, and discusses the actual land overall changes and spatial distribution of three counties and four districts in Xi'ning in recent years, revealing an inner relation between urban development and farmland changes. SAS, SPSS and EXCEL are used to forecast the future farmland overall changes in Xi'ning city and to study its impact on future urban development moderation, offering a theoretical basis for Xi'ning to balance the relation between farmland protection and urban development amid the future natural resource planning.
    INDUSTRIAL CARBON EMISSION FACTORS IN SHAANXI PROVINCE BASED ON GDIM
    QIAN Min, GAO Lu
    2020, 22(2):  18-24.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200323.001
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    To control industrial carbon emission on purpose, this paper calculates the Shaanxi's industrial carbon emission in 2008-2017 along with its characters, and applies GDIM to study the industrial carbon emission factors, such as industrial economic level, energy consumption and population, which have been decomposed to measure their contribution ratio. Results suggest that Shaanxi's industrial carbon emission is positively related to consumed energy intensity, industrial carbon emission per capita, unit GDP carbon emission, industrial GDP, energy consumption and energy consumption growth, rising carbon emission is closely connected to GDP growth and increment of energy consumption. Change of industrial GDP per capita induces a constraint effect on carbon emission change. This paper presents suggestions for Shaanxi's low-carbon development.
    SPATIAL-TEMPORAL DIFFERENTIATION OF ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF CHINA'S MARINE FISHING
    SUN Kang, WANG Yannan, SU Zixiao
    2020, 22(2):  25-33.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200323.002
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    This paper, based on the declining marine resource in China, uses total marine fishing yield as one index marking marine fishing resource and temporal-spatial three-phased DEA model to analyze the economic efficiency of 11 Chinese coastal provinces’ marine fishing during 2004 to 2015. Among the three-phased DEA model application, the second phase Stochastic Frontier Approach (SFA) with removing influence of environmental and random errors show increment in economic efficiency in partially areas shows the advantages of DEA model in resource efficiency evaluation. From environmental and random factors, fishing economic efficiency is at largely increasing state in most provinces, less leaving unchanged or decreasing, especially in Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong and Guangxi largely increased at the third phase. Spatially, areas with high, middle and low fishing economic efficiency area scattering with outstanding efficiency level. The middle efficiency area will show a spatial concentrating trend during “the 12th-Five-Year-Plan”, index at same efficiency level is diminishing gap. Compared with “11th-Five-Year-Plan”,fishing economic efficiency is differentiating and turning over provincially during “the12th-Five-Year-Plan”. Since the beginning of “13th-Five-Year-Plan”, marine fishing economy develops fast, close to or reaching up to the limit of resource environmental carrying capacity, challenging in controlling fishing yield and boats. It is of significance of increasing marine fishing economic efficiency to sustaining marine fishing resources.
    IMPACTS OF SPATIAL DIFFERENTIATION ON WATER RESOURCE TAXATION QUOTA
    TIAN Guiliang, XU Siyu
    2020, 22(2):  34-42.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200323.004
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    “Fee to tax” on water resource is a vital administrative means and policy in saving water priority and two hands exertion. Precise differentiated taxation quota can perform the leverage of price. This paper, viewing from the actual water resource quota in piloting areas, uses water resource values theory, economy land royalty theory and PSR model to analyze the impacts of spatial differentiation on water resource taxation quota. This paper, referring to comprehensive evaluation model of water resource, selects key indexes to establish three multiple regress models based for agriculture and special industry based on underground and surface types, and compares the factors difference on different water sources. The research indicates that water resource taxation quota is a joint aftermath of multiple elements under spatial differentiation, underground water resource taxation quota of agriculture use is largely influenced by over water use, while quota on special industry by markets's Differentiated taxation quota shall apply in areas, water sources and industries
    A CASE STUDY ON HIGH-TECH INDUSTRY OF 11 PROVINCES ALONG YANGTZE RIVERECONOMIC ZONE: INFLUENCE OF GOVERNMENTAL ALLOWANCE AND FINANCING CONCENTRATION ON TECHNICAL INNOVATION EFFICIENCY
    XU Min, CHEN Yuan
    2020, 22(2):  43-50.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200323.003
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    This paper, based on high-tech industrial panel data of 11 provinces along Yangtze River Economic Zone during 2007 to 2016, establishes indexes marking technical innovation efficiency from perspective of input/output, and uses ultra-efficiency DEA model and panel threshold model to study the influence of governmental allowance and financing concentration on technical innovation efficiency. Research indicates the average technical innovation efficiency of high-tech industry is 1.193, with outstanding variance among the up-, middle- and down-stream, high in both up- and down-stream and low in middle-stream. There is an obvious three threshold effect between governmental allowance and technical innovation efficiency. Influence intensity and direction of governmental allowance on innovation efficiency vary with financing threshold ranges.
    OVERVIEW OF OIL MARKET PRICE TRANSMISSION
    GUO Sui, LI Huajiao
    2020, 22(2):  51-59.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200409.001
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    Oil market products that play a vital role in energy and economy are connected within oil industrial chain with their prices influencing and transmitting each other. This paper overviews their price transmitting relation inside oil market products and between oil market products and other financial markets. In oil market price transmission papers are classified in terms of price transmission method, direction and mechanism. Oil market has a frequent price transmission with other markets due to its importance and universality. This paper classifies the relation between oil market stocks and futures, between oil market and macroscopic economic market, stock market, and bulk commodity market. The existing research is only focused on some certain oil products and hardly deals with complicated non-linear issues with absence of transmitting mechanism. This paper presents paths to oil products price transmission from adopting industrial chain and other methods.
    RESEARCH OVERVIEW OF COPPER INDUSTRIAL CHAIN
    LU Yu, LI Huajiao
    2020, 22(2):  60-68.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200331.001
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    The global competitiveness of modern companies lie not only in technology and capital, but also in global operating capacity of industrial chain, supply chain and value chain, which requires further studies on industrial chain. This paper, based on references regarding copper industrial chain globally, discusses four aspects of cooper chain in defining the concept of industrial chain, research target, research points and research methods. The concept has yet to be defined at an agreed manner. Research targets seldom cover the entire copper industrial chain. Research points does not treat industrial chain as a complicated system. Static and sole research methods prevail. This paper presents the future research direction of industrial chain on intact, dynamic, accurate models and methods.
    FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, TECHNICAL ADVANCE AND WHOLE ELEMENT ENERGY EFFICIENCY BASED ON EMPIRICAL MEDIA EFFECT
    SONG Min, MA Yanxia, WANG Qi
    2020, 22(2):  69-78.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200327.002
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    This paper, according to China's 30 provinces' panel data 2000 to 2016, uses non-expected DEA model to estimate China's whole element energy efficiency, and employs panel data model and media effect model to verify the media effect of technical advances during which financial growth pushes whole element energy efficiency. China's financial development level and energy efficiency generally show a rising trend, varying with regions, much higher in eastern China than in the central and western. Vertically financial growth shows the same changing trend as energy efficiency. Horizontally, the eastern China of highest financial growth level is also of highest whole element energy efficiency. Technical advance imposes a distinguished media effect during financial growth acting on the whole element energy efficiency.
    ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION BARGING MODEL BASED ON FAIRNESS-PREFERREDTRADE PRICING OF WATER DISCHARGING RIGHTS
    SUN Fuhua, DU Xingyu, SHEN Juqin
    2020, 22(2):  79-88.  DOI: 10.13776/j.cnki.resourcesindustries.20200317.001
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    To protect the fairness of trade pricing of water discharging rights and to promote effective execution of water discharging right trade, this paper establishes an asymmetric information barging model based on fairness-preferred trade pricing of water discharging rights, which adopts reverse induction to solve three-staged barging gambling balance. Matlab R2014a is used to analyze the impacts of parameters on premier pricing and gambling effect. The higher acceptable lowest compensation price by seller is or highest compensation price by buyer is, the higher premier price is. If the highest compensation price by seller equals to the lowest acceptable compensation price by buyer in increment, the increased asking premier price by the former is larger than the latter. Fairness preference and discounting factor have little direction impacts on premier pricing at different gambling stages. The lower the lowest compensation price accepted by seller is or the higher the highest compensation price paid by buyer is, meaning a larger barging range, the higher the gambling effect will be made by both sides. The larger the barging discounting factor by both is, the larger gambling effect will be acquired by both. As discounting factor rises, if fairness preference maintained at a certain level, the buyer's whole gambling effect level is lower that the seller even if buyer asks price first and both maintain an equal earning increment.