1.Feasibility analysis of application of future contract in Chinese materia medica transaction.
Luqi HUANG ; Guang YANG ; Ruixian ZHANG ; Chaoyi MA
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2011;36(15):2011-2016
With the rapid development of Chinese economy, the traditional Chinese medicine has been paid more attention worldwide because of its therapeutic effect and the special health care function. The future contract which was born under the modern economic system, by its price discovery function and the circumvention risk function, occupies the main superiority in the commodity exchange. The traditional Chinese medicine, which has a glorious transaction history commodity, whether future contract could be used to carry on the transaction still to lack the scientific examination. This article reviewed traditional Chinese medicine tradition trading mode forms with in the evolution foundation, summarized the Chinese materia medica tradition trading mode characteristic, discussed necessity and feasibility of the future contract as a supplement sale way for traditional Chinese medicine transaction. It also forecasted possible risk of future contract, proposed the preliminary implementation method for traditional Chinese medicine future contract.
Contracts
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Economics, Pharmaceutical
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Feasibility Studies
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Humans
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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economics
2.Analysis of projects funded by NSFC in field of pharmacology of traditional Chinese medicine between 2010 to 2013 fiscal years.
Jian-Jiang FU ; Ming-Gang BI ; Jun CHEN ; Chao-Zhan LIN ; Li-Wei HAN
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(1):10-13
Projects which supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) in discipline of pharmacology of Chinese medicine between 2010 to 2013 financial years were reviewed. Based on these research items, new features and problems were summarized in this field.
China
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Foundations
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economics
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Humans
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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economics
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Natural Science Disciplines
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economics
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Research
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economics
3.Value discovery and resource utilization of by-products in production process of medicinal materials are important ways for poverty alleviation with Chinese herbal medicine industry.
Jin-Ao DUAN ; Sheng GUO ; Hui YAN ; Ming ZHAO ; Shu-Lan SU ; Lu-Qi HUANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2020;45(2):285-289
Poverty alleviation by Chinese herbal medicine industry is an important way to implement the major strategic plan of the government and to effectively alleviate poverty and increase income of poor farmers in areas with high resource's endowment of Chinese medicinal materials. Based on the analysis of the existing achievements and problems in poverty alleviation by Chinese herbal medicine industry, this paper proposes that improving the comprehensive benefits of Chinese herbal medicine industry is an important direction for poverty alleviation in the poverty-stricken areas with the high endowment of traditional Chinese medicine resources in the future. Then, based on the concept of resource recycling of traditional Chinese medicinal materials, the feasibility and strategies of utilizing by-products in the production process of Chinese medicinal materials and expanding the ways of poverty alleviation were analyzed and discussed. The aim of all these works was to provide the support for enhancing the comprehensive competitiveness of the industry in poverty-stricken regions, enlarging the poverty alleviation effect of Chinese herbal medicine industry, and consolidating the achievements of poverty alleviation.
China
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Drug Industry/economics*
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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Herbal Medicine/economics*
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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Poverty
4.Novel method for dynamic monitoring and early-warning on wild resources of traditional Chinese medicines based on price ratio between drug and foodstuff.
Jiabo WANG ; Xiaohe XIAO ; Luqi HUANG ; Shilin CHEN ; Wenquan WANG ; Runhuai ZHAO ; Xingchao LONG ; Xueru ZHANG ; Peigen XIAO
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2011;36(3):263-267
OBJECTIVETo probe into the new idea along with establishment of a novel method for dynamic monitoring and early-warning on the wild resources of traditional Chinese medicines (TCMs).
METHODThe alterations of wild traditional Chinese medicinal resources were assessed through the price ratio between drug and foodstuff (PRDF) indicating the balance between supply and demand of the specific TCMs, referred to the price ration between pork to foodstuff which is used in national monitoring to the balance between pork supply and demand.
RESULTSince the price of rice was tightly controlled by government, it was selected as a relatively stable reference to build the PRDF in order to take away the non-marketing influence to TCMs price such as CPI and inflation rate. The modified relative alteration trend of TCMs price had been researched through comparing different formulae to build PRDF, including absolute average month price of TCMs, month average price ratio of TCMs to foodstuff (rice) , month-on-month change of TCMs to rice, year-on-year change of TCMs to rice, and difference in value of period-on-period change (DVPPC). In the research, Cordyceps, Glycyrrhiza and totally five herbs were selected as model drugs and the price data were collected from 2002 to 2008. The results showed that DVPPC calculated of relative long time window was more sensitive and stable to reflect the relative alteration trend of TCMs price. For instance, the DVPPC of Ligustici showed continuously increase trend in recent years. This suggested appearance of unbalance between supply and demand of Ligustici, and forced policy intervention to maintain reasonable and continuable utilization of Ligustici resource.
CONCLUSIONThe proposed method and the formula of DVPPC revealed some useful guidance for dynamic monitoring the wild resources of TCMs.
Conservation of Natural Resources ; economics ; Food ; economics ; Medicine, Chinese Traditional ; economics ; Nonlinear Dynamics
5.Prudent use price controls in Chinese medicines market: based on statistical data analysis.
Guang YANG ; Nuo WANG ; Lu-Qi HUANG ; Hong-Yan QIU ; Lan-Ping GUO
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(1):144-148
A dispute about the decreasing-price problem of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) has recently arisen. This article analyzes the statistical data of 1995-2011 in China, the results showed that the main responsibility of expensive health care has no direct relationship with the drug price. The price index of TCM rose significantly slower than the medicine prices, the production margins of TCM affected by the material prices has been diminishing since 1995, continuous price reduction will further depress profits of the TCM industry. Considering the pros and cons of raw materials vary greatly in price, decreasing medicine price behavior will force enterprises to use inferior materials in order to maintain corporate profits. The results have the guiding meaning to medicine price management.
Commerce
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economics
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Data Interpretation, Statistical
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Health Care Sector
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economics
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Humans
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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economics
6.Study on sustainable development of industy of ethnic medicine in minority area.
Hua YE ; Shu-Lin LIU ; Yong-Song ZHAI ; Ming-Jin HUANG ; Li-Dong ZHANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(16):3176-3179
Ethnic medicine industry is facing many problems such as narrow market, exhaustion of resource, decline of ethnic medicine and no qualified successors. Sustainable development theory was utilized to analyse the elements and problems of ethnic medicine industry, and the counter measures were put forward to get rid of the predicament and to realize the sustainable development which depends on the ethnic medicine resources, national medicine, industrial policy, personnel training and modern technology. The development issues of ethnic medicine industry can be solved by the coordination of enterprise, government and public. Finally the ethnic medicine can provide better services for society.
China
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ethnology
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Conservation of Natural Resources
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economics
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Drug Industry
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economics
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manpower
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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economics
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Humans
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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economics
8.Overview of pharmacoeconomic studies on traditional Chinese medicines and western medicines in treatment of stroke.
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2012;37(23):3509-3512
In recent years, pharmacoeconomic studies have drawn increasing attention from experts in clinical medicine, pharmacy, health economics and health management. Their findings play an important role in drug pricing, drafting of the List of Essential Medicines and rational selection of clinical drugs. The essay summarizes the literatures published in recent years concerning pharmacoeconomics of traditional Chinese medicines on stroke, in order to make clear the current development of the latest studies on traditional Chinese medicines on treating stroke and rehabilitation methods and provide basis for further studies on pharmacoeconomics of traditional Chinese medicines on stroke and reference for rational clinical drug use.
Animals
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Antithrombins
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economics
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therapeutic use
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Drug Therapy
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economics
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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economics
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therapeutic use
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Economics, Pharmaceutical
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Humans
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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economics
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Stroke
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drug therapy
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economics
9.Analysis on influential factors in China's exports of primary and semi-finished products of traditional Chinese medicine to ASEAN.
Yun-Xu QIAN ; Yue YANG ; Wei ZHAO ; Kai-Shun BI
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(7):1321-1325
Two regression models, based on panel data over the period of 2000-2011, are built and used to analyze what factors determine China's exports of primary and semi-finished products of traditional Chinese medicine to ASEAN. The results indicate that, China GDP, the ratio of ASEAN to China GDP per capita, average export price, the ratio of state-owned assets to total assets, have a significant positive influence on the export volumes of primary products of Chinese medicine. At the same time, RMB appreciation, the ratio of three kinds of foreign-invested assets to total assets, China-ASEAN Early Harvest Program, ASEAN-China Free Trade Area have a significant negative influence. In respect of the export volumes of semi-finished products of Chinese medicine, the significant influential factors are ASEAN GDP and the ratio of ASEAN to China GDP per capita. The former is positive and the latter is negative. In order to optimize the commodity composition of experts, it is needed to increase export volumes of both primary and semi-finished products of Chinese medicine. According to the analysis above, some proposals are put forward, such as, improving the performance of foreign capital, playing an exemplary and leading role in technological innovation by state-owned enterprises, taking advantage of bargaining power of suppliers, increasing outward foreign direct investment.
China
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Commerce
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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chemistry
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economics
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Europe, Eastern
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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economics
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standards
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Quality Control
10.Analysis and design of signaling transfer mechanism based on third-party certification: quality prestige index of traditional Chinese medicine enterprises.
Guang YANG ; Nuo WANG ; Lan-Ping GUO ; Lu-Qi HUANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(5):925-928
Traditional Chinese medicine market is a typical market with information asymmetry, which may lead to "lemons" problem. Third-Party Certification is efficient path to solve the problem of information asymmetry. For this reason geo-authentic and commodity classes certification seems to be very important. But as we know, information asymmetry happen in the stages of traditional Chinese patent medicines market. So a signaling transfer mechanism, which can deliver the quality signal, is badly needed in TCM market. This paper analysis and design of signaling transfer mechanism based on Third-Party Certification, which called quality prestige index of TCM enterprises (QPITCM). QPITCM can display quality information as a signal run through the TCM market.
Certification
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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economics
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standards
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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economics
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standards
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Quality Control