Research and Analysis of Shanghai Agricultural Logistics
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Abstract: Agricultural economy is a measure of a country or region. An important indicator of the agricultural development determines the development of the region, including agricultural farming, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery. Agriculture research influence of various factors on the agricultural economy of the present study has important basis. The main object of this study is to explore the factors that influence the development and direction of local agricultural logistics. Shanghai agricultural development study is the use of SPSS software analysis. Four main factors affect agriculture in Shanghai independent sample hypothesis testing. You can analyze the data which are obtained by the presence of significant differences between the samples. This paper puts forward the correlation analysis of agricultural economy; it presents the reliability of recommendations to develop agricultural logistics. The authors consider that we should be in control of agricultural development in Shanghai. We need to develop agriculture and aquatic products logistics, which is the primary task of development in Shanghai today.
Keywords:
Agricultural Economy,
Agricultural Logistics,
Shanghai
Cite this paper:
Liu, H. (2016) Research and Analysis of Shanghai Agricultural Logistics. American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, 6, 835-839. doi: 10.4236/ajibm.2016.67078.
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