Economic geography

Author: Geng Liping
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is one of the "21st Century University Professional Course Series Textbooks" in economics. It follows the main ideas of scientific development and building a harmonious society as its guiding principle, covering key topics such as location conditions affecting economic activities, location theory, regional economic growth and disparities, international division of labor, trade and competition, economic globalization, and sustainable development. The book aims to help students grasp the ideological methods of economic geography and learn to analyze problems from a geographical perspective. Based on a systematic introduction to the theories and concepts of economic geography, it employs multi-factor comprehensive analysis and systematic problem-solving methods to examine spatial economic issues faced by countries, regions, and enterprises. The book follows the guiding principle of scientific development and building a harmonious society, focusing on key topics such as location conditions affecting economic activities, location theory, regional economic growth and disparities, international division of labor, trade and competition, economic globalization, and sustainable development. It can serve as a textbook for undergraduate students in economics, management, logistics management, accounting, financial management, international trade, economic journalism, real estate, and many other related fields in financial and economic institutions. Additionally, it can be used as a reference book for undergraduate and associate students in other relevant disciplines to broaden their horizons and understand the national context. The book follows the guiding principle of scientific development and building a harmonious society, focusing on key topics such as location conditions affecting economic activities, location theory, regional economic growth and disparities, and international division of labor.