ABSTRACT
As1 an important part of international grain trade, the trade volume of soybeans has continued to grow year by year, and its related research has received increasing attention from many scholars. This paper studies the global soybean trade data from 2000 to 2014, and built an international soybean trade network based on complex networks with the countries as the nodes and the inter-state trade relationships as the network links. Topological characteristics and their evolution, such as the average path length of the international soybean trade network, network clustering, network structure entropy, network reciprocity, etc. are mainly studied in this paper. The results show that in the international soybean trade, the trade relationship between countries is getting closer and closer. The heterogeneity of the network is not strong since some countries play important roles in the international soybean trade market while some countries have less participation. The international soybean trade network is a reciprocal network with the reciprocity between countries gradually increasing. This work explored the evolution of international soybean trade and provided a valuable reference for China to better participate in the international soybean trade market. At the same time, based on JAVA technology, the international soybean trade visualization tool and online service system have been developed as a practical feasibility solution for such applications.
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Index Terms
- Dynamic Evolution Research and System Implementation of International Soybean Trade Network Based on Complex Network
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