Shanghai Industrial Map 2004

Author: Editorial Committee of China Industrial Map
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The publication of Shanghai Industrial Map is a good deed for the government. This book is not only a comprehensive summary of Shanghai's "Tenth Five-Year Plan" industrial planning and layout, but also an accurate review of Shanghai's industrial structure and development trends. It will become a shortcut for business professionals to understand Shanghai's industrial dynamics and a tool for government officials and scholars to make decision-making considerations. Without piled-up data or persuasive language, Shanghai Industrial Map applies chart tools to a rigorous exposition of the industrial situation, objectively and concisely describing the overall development of Shanghai's industries. It is an innovative and original work filled with fresh ideas, offering readers a genuine feast of insights. Shanghai Industrial Map provides local business managers and individuals aspiring to invest in Shanghai's industries with a clear and convenient tool for navigating the field. With this book in hand, managers and entrepreneurs can grasp the fluctuations and changes in Shanghai's industrial development, staying in sync with the pulse of the times. Every investor entering the Shanghai market must first understand the industrial development status and dynamics of the city. Previously, investors had to navigate through scattered industrial information "jungles" for research. Now, they have Shanghai Industrial Map as their "guide." As a novel publishing format for industrial books, Shanghai Industrial Map bridges the gap between industrial organization analysis and strategic decision-making, achieving a perfect balance between depth and practicality, allowing modern people to grasp the general overview of Shanghai's industrial development in the least amount of time. Drawing on the research experience of Japan's industrial economy and inheriting the editing methods of China Industrial Map, this book invites outstanding industrial researchers to describe the changes in Shanghai's various industries in 2003 from an objective and neutral perspective, using professional charts. Combining Shanghai's industrial planning and urban economic characteristics, the book introduces for the first time four major industrial chapters: (), (), (), and (). Each chapter elaborates on the development trends of 46 sub-industries under 15 industries, making it clear at a glance and enabling readers to quickly understand the industries they are interested in, aiming for brevity and achieving a panoramic perspective.