1998-2004- China Provincial Economic Comprehensive Competitiveness Research Report

Author: Li Minrong
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Competition is the natural attribute and fundamental requirement of a market economy. Under market economy conditions, the essence of regional economic development is economic competition between regions. Any economic region seeking survival and development in fierce market competition must possess comprehensive economic competitiveness that can secure an advantage. Provincial economic comprehensive competitiveness refers to a province's ability to attract resources within a larger region and its pressure on the regional market, essentially representing the optimized allocation capability of inter-provincial and external exchanges. This book adheres to Marxist theory, perspectives, and methods, employing multidisciplinary theories such as economics, political science, and sociology to comprehensively and multi-perspectively elucidate the importance and necessity of researching, evaluating, and enhancing provincial economic comprehensive competitiveness under the socialist market economy. It fully draws on the relevant research achievements of domestic and international scholars, scientifically defines the basic concepts and connotations of provincial economic comprehensive competitiveness, and conducts an in-depth analysis of the characteristics, trends, and driving factors of the comprehensive competitiveness of provincial economies at different stages of development in China during the current historical period. Following the principles of scientificity, objectivity, systematicity, fairness, feasibility, and comparability, it establishes a scientifically sound and comprehensive provincial economic comprehensive competitiveness indicator system and mathematical model that aligns with China's national conditions.