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The factors determining the efficiency of the agricultural food supply chain were evaluated based on panel data, and dynamic models were developed taking into account regional heterogeneity. The results indicate that supply chain efficiency exhibits strong inertia across regions, while capital and logistics are the most significant factors. Additionally, cluster policy has a positive effect confirmed by empirical evidence.
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