Low-Priority Factors and Regional Industrial Competitiveness Evaluation

This paper takes energy consumption and pollution emissions as low-priority factors,and studies the regional industrial competitiveness based on the Topsis method.Firstly,a regional industrial competitiveness evaluation index system was built to establish the comprehensive evaluation model for regional industrial development and industry competitiveness evaluation methods were decided under the influence of low-priority factors.Secondly,the industrial competitiveness of major industries was chosen as the research object,and Guangxi Province was selected as the study object.According to the calculation steps required by the Topsis method,the standardized decision matrix,the ideal solution and negative ideal solution and ideal solution were obtained.Finally,some results were obtained,and the evaluation results were analyzed.The results show that the Topsis is a feasible method for the of low priority factors in industrial competitiveness and that the method can help reflect the effect of low-priority factors in regional industrial development and help decide on strategy policy about developing regional industry.