Industry Structure and Regional Interest Analysis

Author: Hu Rongtao et al.
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Publish Date: 2001-07-01
Features: The content of this book is divided into 11 chapters. Chapter 1 primarily analyzes the theoretical role of structural adjustment in economic development, combining the "Tenth Five-Year Plan" to explain the characteristics and content of China's new round of structural adjustment; Chapter 2 explores the manifestations and causes of industrial structural imbalance from China's current situation; Chapter 3 focuses on an empirical analysis of the "homogenization" and "low-levelization" phenomena in industrial structural adjustment; Chapter 4 examines the adaptive behaviors of various economic entities in industrial structural adjustment through the application of complex adaptive system theory; Chapter 5 studies the evolution of local government authority and functions during institutional change from the perspective of institutional economics; Chapter 6 discusses the strategic interactions between governments under the traditional system and during the system transition based on the principles of game theory; Chapter 7 introduces the game models between local governments and the central government, as well as among local governments themselves in the context of industrial structural adjustment; Chapter 8 analyzes the formation, role, and elimination pathways of regional interest barriers in industrial structural adjustment; Chapter 9 proposes a basic model for industrial coordination in China through a comparative analysis of industrial coordination models under different economic systems, economic regimes, and national conditions; Chapter 10 argues that coordination mechanisms for regional interest conflicts under the traditional system have become ineffective, proposing that the central government should establish two new mechanisms—“interest-sharing mechanisms” and “interest-compensation mechanisms” between regions; Chapter 11 offers several policy recommendations on how to adjust and optimize industrial structure, overcome regional interest barriers, and promote balanced development.