Research on Change Trend of Qinghai Industrial Structure with the Great Western Development
Bian Li-hu
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Bian Li-hu
Abstract
According to data of Qinghai's primary,secondary and tertiary industries from 2000 to 2012 from the income perspective,this article analysed the change trend of four aspects-output structure,employment structure,comparative labor productivity and deviation of industrial structure,since the Western Development.Generally speaking,almost all the indicators of Qinghai industrial structure are on the way of optimization,but comparative Labor Productivity is a little bigger,as well as the deviation of industrial structure.Meanwhile,industrial structure and employment structure are asymmetric,and industrial structure benefit is low.So industrial structure needs to be further adjusted and optimized.
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According to data of Qinghai's primary,secondary and tertiary industries from 2000 to 2012 from the income perspective,this article analysed the change trend of four aspects-output structure,employment structure,comparative labor productivity and deviation of industrial structure,since the Western Development.Generally speaking,almost all the indicators of Qinghai industrial structure are on the way of optimization,but comparative Labor Productivity is a little bigger,as well as the deviation of industrial structure.Meanwhile,industrial structure and employment structure are asymmetric,and industrial structure benefit is low.So industrial structure needs to be further adjusted and optimized.
Key concepts: Productivity, Economic geography, Structural change, Perspective (graphical), Secondary sector of the economy, Economics, Economic growth, Economy