Comparative Analysis Of Correlation Among Economic Growth's Multi-factors—Taking Chongqing And Shanghai As Example
Guan Bing
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Guan Bing
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This article takes the GDP per capita growth of Chongqing and Shanghai as the reference examples,analyzes the correlation with GDP growth of 9 aspects: the contribution to science and technology,the investment in fixed assets,the total consumption per capita,the exports per capita,the total amount of funds per capita raised for science and technology activities,the income of peasants per capita,the energy consumption per capita,the number of medical staffs per thousand persons,the construction of public utilities per capita and urban areas.Further,this article makes comparison among them as well as some in-depth discussion;meanwhile it puts forward some corresponding strategies and recommendations.
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This article takes the GDP per capita growth of Chongqing and Shanghai as the reference examples,analyzes the correlation with GDP growth of 9 aspects: the contribution to science and technology,the investment in fixed assets,the total consumption per capita,the exports per capita,the total amount of funds per capita raised for science and technology activities,the income of peasants per capita,the energy consumption per capita,the number of medical staffs per thousand persons,the construction of public utilities per capita and urban areas.Further,this article makes comparison among them as well as some in-depth discussion;meanwhile it puts forward some corresponding strategies and recommendations.
Key concepts: Per capita, Investment (military), Consumption (sociology), Per capita income, Economics, Agricultural economics, Gross domestic product, Positive correlation