Industrialization and County-Level Economic Development in the Context of National Background

Author: Zhou Jintang
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: An indispensable stage in the industrialization of county-level economies. In a country with a large population, uneven regional development, and unsustainable carrying capacities for territory, resources, ecology, and the environment, advancing new industrialization to strengthen county-level economies must adhere to the laws of industrialization, align with the requirements of scientific development and building a harmonious society, vigorously develop a circular economy, and strive to create new models where industry supports agriculture, cities support rural areas, urban and rural areas develop in coordination, and people live in harmony with nature. County-level economies fall under the research scope of regional economics, serving as a crucial support for regional economies and a key focus and challenge in the study of middle-range economics.
New Perspective: Placing the relationships between the development of county-level economies and industrialization within the national context, conducting interdisciplinary, multi-dimensional cross-study and comprehensive analysis.
New Issues: Focusing on five key aspects: the overall correlation between industrialization and county-level economies, the modernization of industrialization and county-level economies, the sustainable development of industrialization and county-level economies, the impact of one-sided industrialization strategies on county-level economies and the "three rural" issues, and the development of county-level economies through new industrialization.
New Strategies: Innovating development models, relying on technological progress, strengthening ecological construction and environmental protection, developing rural human resources, promoting the integration of industrialization and urbanization, increasing the support of industry for agriculture, narrowing the urban-rural regional gap, and adhering to an industrialization path centered on farmer participation.