Study on the regional disparities of economic development in Hebei province based on the methods of principal component analysis and cluster analysis
Yuanyuan Chen
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Yuanyuan Chen
Abstract
Established a evaluation index system composed of 17 indicators of the industrial structure,economic benefits,economic aggregate,people's living standards and economic extraversion five aspects.By using of objective weighting method established additive synthesis model to analyze the level of regional economic development in Hebei province quantificationally based on the data of 2008.On this basis,analyzed the reasons for regional disparities of economic development in Hebei province further.At last,some suggestions were put forward to reduce the regional differences in levels of economic development and to coordinate regional economic development.
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Established a evaluation index system composed of 17 indicators of the industrial structure,economic benefits,economic aggregate,people's living standards and economic extraversion five aspects.By using of objective weighting method established additive synthesis model to analyze the level of regional economic development in Hebei province quantificationally based on the data of 2008.On this basis,analyzed the reasons for regional disparities of economic development in Hebei province further.At last,some suggestions were put forward to reduce the regional differences in levels of economic development and to coordinate regional economic development.
Key concepts: Regional development, Principal component analysis, Regional science, Cluster (spacecraft), Geography, Index (typography), Economic indicator, Weighting