Regional Industrial Policy and Coordinated Development of Rural Regions in China

Author: Huang Xiaojing
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Based on extensive work experience, Comrade Huang Xiaojing has written this monograph, Regional Industrial Policy and China's Rural Regional Coordinated Development, providing preliminary analysis of policy choices for accelerating development in different regions. It particularly offers a detailed exploration of approaches and methods for leveraging advantages to promote development and for coordinating trade promotion, proposing some viable solutions to address the "Three Rural" issues, especially rural regional coordinated development. This is a rare and valuable attempt. Some of the book's perspectives are also highly creative and deserve attention. For example, the entire book emphasizes the fundamental idea that regional coordinated development must prioritize accelerated growth without forcing a reduction in regional disparities, embodying a concrete understanding of the Scientific Outlook on Development. Another creative point is the division of regions into traditional agricultural areas, economically developed areas, and impoverished mountainous areas for comparative analysis, proposing industry development priorities for different regions based on reality, breaking free from traditional theoretical frameworks. This reflects the flexible application of logic theory. Additionally, during the processes of urbanization, industrialization, and modernization, the book proposes accelerating the construction of new rural communities, comprehensively improving rural production and living conditions, and creating a better living environment for farmers outside cities. These perspectives develop the theories and practices of urban-rural integration, offering a new understanding of China's path to modernization.