An Analysis of the Spatial Pattern of Regional Economic Development in the Shanghai Suburbs
Wang Qua
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Wang Qua
Abstract
ESDA has already become an important tool in analyzing spatial association patterns of regional economic development.Based on social-economic data of Shanghai from 1997 to 2004,the paper analyzes changing town-level spatial-temporal patterns of regional economic disparity in Shanghai.The results show that there are significant hot spots in the Shanghai suburbs.Hot spots are mainly located in Jiading,Minhang,Qingpu,Songjiang and they show a south-bound expansive pattern. Economic distribution model shows the characteristics of the expansion of the central city and transport corridor-type distribution.
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ESDA has already become an important tool in analyzing spatial association patterns of regional economic development.Based on social-economic data of Shanghai from 1997 to 2004,the paper analyzes changing town-level spatial-temporal patterns of regional economic disparity in Shanghai.The results show that there are significant hot spots in the Shanghai suburbs.Hot spots are mainly located in Jiading,Minhang,Qingpu,Songjiang and they show a south-bound expansive pattern. Economic distribution model shows the characteristics of the expansion of the central city and transport corridor-type distribution.
Key concepts: Expansive, Geography, Economic geography, Common spatial pattern, Distribution (mathematics), Spatial distribution, Cartography, Regional science