Sports Industrial Structure Features of Some Provinces in China Based on the Ecological Niche Theory
Yi Zhou
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Yi Zhou
Abstract
According to the ecological niche theory,and as the width and degree of overlapping of ecological niche as the starting points,the research analyzed the basic features of the ecological niche of the sports industry structure in some provinces in China.We use ecological niche width and overlapping method,and make policies suggestions for the developing of sports industry.The results showed that in Guangdong,Jiangsu,Zhejiang and Fujian provinces had the significant advantaged features of the ecological niche of the sports industrial structure,and the ecological niche of the sports industrial structure in thirteen provinces can be divided into five type of strength,half-strength,balance,half-weakness,weakness.
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According to the ecological niche theory,and as the width and degree of overlapping of ecological niche as the starting points,the research analyzed the basic features of the ecological niche of the sports industry structure in some provinces in China.We use ecological niche width and overlapping method,and make policies suggestions for the developing of sports industry.The results showed that in Guangdong,Jiangsu,Zhejiang and Fujian provinces had the significant advantaged features of the ecological niche of the sports industrial structure,and the ecological niche of the sports industrial structure in thirteen provinces can be divided into five type of strength,half-strength,balance,half-weakness,weakness.
Key concepts: Niche, China, Ecological niche, Ecology, Geography, Balance of nature, Balance (ability), Economic geography