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A Strategic Study on the Spatial Diversity and Distribution of the Competitive Industries on the Silk Road Economic Belt

Guo Ai-ju

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The strategic conception of China's New Silk Road Economy Belt is not only a new measure for China's opening up to the Western world but also an initiative to meet the requirement of regional economic integration in Asia and Europe in addition to the globalization of the world economy.Taking into consideration the spacial location of the New Silk Road Economy Belt,the theoretical model and the principle of the spatial distribution of industries,and the coordination of partial and overall economic development of the economic belt,this study has analyzed the features of the regions along the economic belt and of the national competitive industries.A scheme for the strategic spatial distribution of industries on the Silk Road Economic Belt is built with regard to the benefit of the nation,the economic belt and the specific spot on the belt for the rapid rise of the economic belt and its sustainable development,thus creating a new engine for the world economic growth.

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The strategic conception of China's New Silk Road Economy Belt is not only a new measure for China's opening up to the Western world but also an initiative to meet the requirement of regional economic integration in Asia and Europe in addition to the globalization of the world economy.Taking into consideration the spacial location of the New Silk Road Economy Belt,the theoretical model and the principle of the spatial distribution of industries,and the coordination of partial and overall economic development of the economic belt,this study has analyzed the features of the regions along the economic belt and of the national competitive industries.A scheme for the strategic spatial distribution of industries on the Silk Road Economic Belt is built with regard to the benefit of the nation,the economic belt and the specific spot on the belt for the rapid rise of the economic belt and its sustainable development,thus creating a new engine for the world economic growth.

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The strategic conception of China's New Silk Road Economy Belt is not only a new measure for China's opening up to the Western world but also an initiative to meet the requirement of regional economic integration in Asia and Europe in addition to the globalization of the world economy.Taking into consideration the spacial location of the New Silk Road Economy Belt,the theoretical model and the principle of the spatial distribution of industries,and the coordination of partial and overall economic development of the economic belt,this study has analyzed the features of the regions along the economic belt and of the national competitive industries.A scheme for the strategic spatial distribution of industries on the Silk Road Economic Belt is built with regard to the benefit of the nation,the economic belt and the specific spot on the belt for the rapid rise of the economic belt and its sustainable development,thus creating a new engine for the world economic growth.

Key concepts: China, Distribution (mathematics), Economic globalization, Economy, Business, Diversity (politics), Competitive advantage, Economic integration

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