Statistical Analysis of Characteristics and Industrial Association of Logistics Industry in Beijing
WU Hai-jian
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WU Hai-jian
Abstract
The author puts forward that the logistics industry in Beijing is a low value-added,high driving forced industry and has a strong driving force of the upstream industry.In terms of the industrial scale,the total output and added value of this industry has risen considerably.In terms of industrial association,the association between the logistics industry and other industries,such as communication equipment manufacturing,comprehensive technological service,information transmission,PC service and software,wholesale and retail,chemical industry,petroleum processing,coke and nuclear fuel processing,transportation equipment manufacturing and finance,is very close;and the development of these industry is closely related to the logistics industry.
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The author puts forward that the logistics industry in Beijing is a low value-added,high driving forced industry and has a strong driving force of the upstream industry.In terms of the industrial scale,the total output and added value of this industry has risen considerably.In terms of industrial association,the association between the logistics industry and other industries,such as communication equipment manufacturing,comprehensive technological service,information transmission,PC service and software,wholesale and retail,chemical industry,petroleum processing,coke and nuclear fuel processing,transportation equipment manufacturing and finance,is very close;and the development of these industry is closely related to the logistics industry.
Key concepts: Business, Beijing, Upstream (networking), Manufacturing, Industrial organization, Tertiary sector of the economy, Service (business), Chemical industry