Regional Economic Development Dynamics and Mechanisms

Author: Zhu Hui
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The sustainable and rapid development of regional economies is determined by the rational development and utilization of various driving force resources within and outside the region. Effectively allocating regional production factors, policies, culture, talent, and innovative driving force resources is a major issue to address the problems of insufficient development, unstable development, and slow development. Based on theories such as systems theory, cybernetics, and development perspectives, this book employs a combination of normative and empirical methods, using systematic analysis and mathematical models to explore the driving forces and mechanisms of regional economic development. It discusses the transmission paths, driving models, utility realization, and system structures of economic development driving forces, revealing the inherent laws of mutual dependence, interdependence, and interaction among various driving force elements in the regional economic development system. The book aims to provide theoretical foundations and decision-making methods for the strategic implementation, macro guidance, comprehensive control, and institutional arrangements of economic development in administrative regions at or above the county level. At the same time, it contributes to expanding the application research of systems theory, information theory, and cybernetics in the regional economic development system.