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An Diversified Statistics Analysis on the Economic Development of County-Level Municipalities in Fujian

Xiao Li

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This paper presents an factor analysis of the economic development of 14 countylevel municipalities in Fujian Province based on eight major economic indicators and a cluster analysis of their economic states each which contributes to the comprehensive assessment of their economic development level.

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This paper presents an factor analysis of the economic development of 14 countylevel municipalities in Fujian Province based on eight major economic indicators and a cluster analysis of their economic states each which contributes to the comprehensive assessment of their economic development level.

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This paper presents an factor analysis of the economic development of 14 countylevel municipalities in Fujian Province based on eight major economic indicators and a cluster analysis of their economic states each which contributes to the comprehensive assessment of their economic development level.

Key concepts: Economic statistics, Cluster (spacecraft), Economic growth, Official statistics, Economic analysis, Local economic development, Economic indicator, Economic base analysis

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