Economic Spatial Organization of Fujian Province Based on the Unban Economic Region
Bai Ru-shan
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Bai Ru-shan
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Firstly elaborated on the meaning of the spatial organization for the development of the regional economic,then according to the background of social-economic development of fujian province,put forward the idea of spatial organization based on the urban economic region.Secondly,with the analysis of the regional economic differences of fujian province,chose 14 cities as the central city of Fujian,and calculated their domain of attration by the gravitation model.Thirdly,according to the principle of the urban economic regionalization,divided the Fujian province into 8 urban economic regions.At last,according to the multi-increase points limit stategy and the pole-axis theory,put forward a framework to organize the regional spatial economy.
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Firstly elaborated on the meaning of the spatial organization for the development of the regional economic,then according to the background of social-economic development of fujian province,put forward the idea of spatial organization based on the urban economic region.Secondly,with the analysis of the regional economic differences of fujian province,chose 14 cities as the central city of Fujian,and calculated their domain of attration by the gravitation model.Thirdly,according to the principle of the urban economic regionalization,divided the Fujian province into 8 urban economic regions.At last,according to the multi-increase points limit stategy and the pole-axis theory,put forward a framework to organize the regional spatial economy.
Key concepts: Geography, Economic geography, Regional science, Spatial configuration, Economy, Economic growth, Economics, Mathematics