An Investigation and Analysis on the Current State of Sports Consumption of Minority Nationality Residents in Hunan-Hubei-Chongqing-Guizhou Border Region
Wen Ji-huai
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Wen Ji-huai
Abstract
The sports consumption of minority nationalities in Hunan-Hubei-Chongqing-Guizhou Border Region in 2003 being investigated and studied by means of investigation, literature and mathematical statistics, it is pointed out that the main factors which influence the sports consumption of minority nationalities in these regions are the economic income and sports environment. Suggestion on how to encourage the sports consumption of minority nationalities in these regions are put forward so as to gradually reduce the distinction between the sports consumption of poor areas and that of developed cities in our country, thus promoting the implementation of the nationwide fitness programs in the poor areas.
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The sports consumption of minority nationalities in Hunan-Hubei-Chongqing-Guizhou Border Region in 2003 being investigated and studied by means of investigation, literature and mathematical statistics, it is pointed out that the main factors which influence the sports consumption of minority nationalities in these regions are the economic income and sports environment. Suggestion on how to encourage the sports consumption of minority nationalities in these regions are put forward so as to gradually reduce the distinction between the sports consumption of poor areas and that of developed cities in our country, thus promoting the implementation of the nationwide fitness programs in the poor areas.
Key concepts: Nationality, Consumption (sociology), Geography, State (computer science), Socioeconomics, Economic growth, Demographic economics, Political science