2004Journal of Northwest UniversityRequires access

On the Situation of the Development of Industrialization in Western Regions of China and Suggestions for Policy

AN Li-ren

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This paper uses a lot of statistical data to contrast the situation of industrialization development in Western Regions of China with that of national average level,to look for the causes which made the western China backward.At last,we give some suggestions for speeding up the industrialization development in western China.

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This paper uses a lot of statistical data to contrast the situation of industrialization development in Western Regions of China with that of national average level,to look for the causes which made the western China backward.At last,we give some suggestions for speeding up the industrialization development in western China.

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This paper uses a lot of statistical data to contrast the situation of industrialization development in Western Regions of China with that of national average level,to look for the causes which made the western China backward.At last,we give some suggestions for speeding up the industrialization development in western China.

Key concepts: Industrialisation, China, Geography, Political science, Regional science, Economic geography, Development economics, Economic growth

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