The general distribution of China's productivity in the 21st Century / Sun Jiuwen, Xiao Chunmei.

By:

Sun, Jiuwen [author.]

Contributor(s):

Xiao, Chunmei [author.]

Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Honolulu : Enrich Professional Publishing, 2018Edition: English editionDescription: 1 online resource. : illustrationsContent type:

text

Media type:

computer

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online resource

ISBN:

9781623201692
1623201691

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DDC classification:

338.06 23

LOC classification:

HC430.I52

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Contents:

Cover; Contents; Preface; Chapter 1 Productivity Distribution: Theories and Models of Study; Chapter 2 Model Selection and Background Analysis for Optimal Productivity Distribution; Chapter 3 Agricultural Distribution; Chapter 4 Industry Distribution; Chapter 5 Metallurgical Industry Distribution; Notes; Index

Summary: Productivity distribution is a concept which describes how factors of production, production activities, and producing organizations are all allocated in a different area for a particular purpose. China boasts a vast territory and the vastness also entails enormous differences in natural endowments between regions. China's industrial development is troubled by mismatches and spatial equilibrium, and the nation's productivity is heavily tilted toward the eastern coastal area. With these issues in mind, this series collects the voices of leading experts and scholars in the field to give an autho.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Productivity distribution is a concept which describes how factors of production, production activities, and producing organizations are all allocated in a different area for a particular purpose. China boasts a vast territory and the vastness also entails enormous differences in natural endowments between regions. China's industrial development is troubled by mismatches and spatial equilibrium, and the nation's productivity is heavily tilted toward the eastern coastal area. With these issues in mind, this series collects the voices of leading experts and scholars in the field to give an autho.

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