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The Analysis of Chongqing Regional Development

Zhong Mian-sheng

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There are some problems in Chongqing's regional development, but it also has some supeiorities, which are: locational superriorty, industrial base superiority, natural resources superiority and technological-educational superiority In order to become an economic growing point in southwest China, Chongqing must make full use of these superiorities

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There are some problems in Chongqing's regional development, but it also has some supeiorities, which are: locational superriorty, industrial base superiority, natural resources superiority and technological-educational superiority In order to become an economic growing point in southwest China, Chongqing must make full use of these superiorities

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There are some problems in Chongqing's regional development, but it also has some supeiorities, which are: locational superriorty, industrial base superiority, natural resources superiority and technological-educational superiority In order to become an economic growing point in southwest China, Chongqing must make full use of these superiorities

Key concepts: China, Order (exchange), Regional development, Natural (archaeology), Point (geometry), Business, Natural resource, Regional science

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