Research on Industrial Transfer and Regional Coordinated Development

Author: Zhang Xiaofeng, Jiang Handi
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This book studies the driving mechanisms of industrial transfer. It includes a general analysis of the motivations for industrial transfer from both the source and host regions, theoretical analysis of the macro-mechanisms of industrial transfer using the urbanization framework, the process of industrial introduction, the general patterns of factor flow in industrial transfer, and the relationship between industrial transfer and industrial innovation. It explores the macro effects of industrial transfer and the role of government. It presents a neoclassical model of industrial transfer between two regions, analyzes the utility of different division-of-labor models, and explains their economic significance. It examines government behavior in industrial transfer, analyzes the role of government in attracting investment and the existing problems, and analyzes the trends of international industrial transfer and the development strategies for China's manufacturing industry. It also conducts an empirical analysis of Jiangxi's industrial transfer. Finally, it provides dialectical thinking on the relationship between industrial transfer and regional coordinated development.
Chapter 1 is the introduction, discussing the concept of industrial regional transfer. Chapter 2 primarily reviews the theoretical origins of industrial transfer. Chapter 3 explores the factor flow in industrial transfer. Chapter 4 examines the macro effects of industrial transfer and the role of government. Chapter 5 studies the trends of international industrial transfer and the development of China's manufacturing industry. Chapter 6 is an empirical analysis of Jiangxi's industrial transfer. Chapter 7 presents several ideas on the relationship between industrial transfer and regional coordinated development.