Theoretical and Quantitative Research on the Development of Modern Service Industries

Author: Li Chaoxun
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This series of books has the following innovative aspects:
First, its focus is on a new emerging field in the primary economy—modern service industry. Broadly speaking, the connotation of modern service industry is very rich, including primary industry services, livelihood services, financial services, public services, and the upgrading of traditional service industries, among other aspects.
Second, the research is systematic and comprehensive. The modern service industry has a rich connotation and involves a wide range of industries, while the differences among its various branches are also significant. Overall, research on the modern service industry can be conducted at both micro and macro levels.
Third, the research methods are relatively scientific. Systematically studying modern service industry issues at the macro level requires scientific research methods. This series of books is based on the reality of China's economic development, using detailed data, cases, and other materials as a basis. It employs a combination of qualitative and quantitative analysis, as well as normative and empirical analysis, to examine the correlation and causal relationships between various economic variables and the development of the modern service industry. By analyzing factors such as investment, revenue, savings, employment, capital, international trade, and added value, it determines the conditions and decision-making criteria for the development of the modern service industry, thereby laying a scientific foundation for the research introduction.
Fourth, it stands at the forefront of academic research and highlights key areas. This series of books fully incorporates the latest domestic and international research achievements, with the aim of exploring the fundamental laws of industrial economy, particularly the modern service industry. It focuses on contemporary industrial development in China, taking the world's economic development as a reference, and draws on the strengths of various schools of thought. The analysis and research primarily focus on current theoretical hotspots and academic frontiers. Under a unified logical framework, each individual work in the series has its own research focus, proposing innovative and scientific research introductions from different perspectives around the core topic of modern service industry.