China Regional Economic Development Strategy

Author: Zhu Houlun
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The strategic development of China's regional economy has been a focal point for scholars in recent years, a key area of focus for decision-makers, the central concern of regional Party and government leaders in planning development, a source of hope for entrepreneurs seeking investment projects, and a significant breakthrough desired by the people for economic development. This book proposes, from a brand-new theoretical perspective and combined with China's practices and experiences, the implementation of the Eastern Economic Leapfrog Strategy, the Central Economic Rise Strategy, and the Western Development Strategy in the first 20 years of the 21st century, ultimately achieving the goal of coordinated and sustainable development of China's regional economy. On this basis, the author scientifically proposes a set of strategic policies, priorities, layouts, phases, and countermeasures with innovative ideas, providing references and guidance for the Party and government decision-making bodies and people from all walks of life to explore and practice, in order to create miracles of sustained, coordinated, rapid, and healthy development in China's regional economy. Building on a systematic summary of the achievements, experiences, and lessons learned from the implementation of the "Coordinated Development Strategy of Coastal and Inland Areas," the "Eastward-Skewed Gradient Promotion Strategy," and the "Coordinated Development Strategy of Western Development Areas" by the three generations of leaders—Mao Zedong, Deng Xiaoping, and Jiang Zemin—the book proposes the implementation of the "Eastern Economic Leapfrog Strategy," the "Central Economic Rise Strategy," and the "Western Development Strategy," ultimately achieving the goal of coordinated and sustainable development of China's regional economy in the context of the new trends, characteristics, and developments in domestic and international economic and social progress.