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The Characteristics of the Urban Economic Layout and Analysis on the Developing Potentiality of Shuozhou City

Wang Dong-we

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The urban economic layout has the strategic, permanent and stable characteristics. Taking Shuozhou City as an example, this paper probes into the spatial characteristics of the industrial layout in resources-based cities, and analyzes the potentiality of further optimization and development and layout orientation.

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The urban economic layout has the strategic, permanent and stable characteristics. Taking Shuozhou City as an example, this paper probes into the spatial characteristics of the industrial layout in resources-based cities, and analyzes the potentiality of further optimization and development and layout orientation.

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The urban economic layout has the strategic, permanent and stable characteristics. Taking Shuozhou City as an example, this paper probes into the spatial characteristics of the industrial layout in resources-based cities, and analyzes the potentiality of further optimization and development and layout orientation.

Key concepts: Orientation (vector space), Page layout, Computer science, Business, Mathematics, Advertising, Geometry

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