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Analysis on the Circular Economy Improvement and Experience in the Developed Countries

Wei Xiao-ping

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Circular economy is the only way to achieve sustainable development.This paper describes the connotation,model and principles of circular economy.Through the comparative studies on circular economy development in the developed countries,experience is provided for China to learn in its developing process of circular economy.

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Circular economy is the only way to achieve sustainable development.This paper describes the connotation,model and principles of circular economy.Through the comparative studies on circular economy development in the developed countries,experience is provided for China to learn in its developing process of circular economy.

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Circular economy is the only way to achieve sustainable development.This paper describes the connotation,model and principles of circular economy.Through the comparative studies on circular economy development in the developed countries,experience is provided for China to learn in its developing process of circular economy.

Key concepts: Circular economy, Connotation, China, Sustainable development, Process (computing), Economic system, Economics, Economy

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