Green Circulation Introduction: Research on Countermeasures for the Development of Green Circulation in the Capital

Author: Cheng Hong
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: As the economic structure shifts toward lightness and service orientation, green circulation is increasingly becoming an important component of urban sustainable development systems ( production – green circulation – moderate consumption), demonstrating significant potential. Based on the research findings of the Beijing Social Science Planning Office project, this book consists of eleven chapters, systematically proposing the framework and core content of green circulation along two main lines: green commercial flow and green logistics. Applying principles of applied economics and management, it conducts an in-depth and systematic analysis of key aspects, critical technologies, institutional environments, and policy requirements of green circulation. The book features a novel theme, conducting interdisciplinary research at the intersection of economics and environmental protection. It pioneers the specialized study of "green circulation" in China, with both its research content and approach demonstrating high levels of innovation. Rich and comprehensive in content, it combines international experience with the national context, integrating qualitative analysis with quantitative research. The book is supported by substantial field research data and analysis, offering strong theoretical depth and practical reference value.