Analysis of the Economic Operation in Urban and Rural Areas

Author: Liu Zhiyan
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book takes China's economic development as an example to analyze the relationship between China's economic development and its urban regional economic development, proposing a new pattern of China's economic development in the style of "Nine Provinces Square." It is the crystallization of the author's long-term reflections and explorations during his studies and work. As an outstanding academic achievement in the field of urban regional economic law research, this book holds significant reference value for both theoretical and practical workers. It is highly recommended and is expected to be well-received by relevant experts, scholars, and a broad readership.
An urban regional economic system is a meso-level block-like economic unit, possessing its own unique attributes compared to microeconomic units like enterprises and macroeconomic units like the national economy. The study of urban regional economic development laws not only holds important academic value but also provides significant theoretical reference for the current implementation of China's Scientific Outlook on Development. This is primarily determined by the characteristics of urban regional economic research.
This book innovatively proposes the fundamental laws of urban regional economics: the "Correlation Law," which matches and couples with factor endowments; the "Stage Law," concerning dynamic thresholds of development levels; and the "Polarization Law," which prioritizes efficiency in achieving leaps across different development stages.