Services Spatial Agglomeration and Urban Economy Development
Wenxiu Li
Abstract
Wenxiu Li
Abstract
The essence of the urban lies in its spatial aggregation,including the population and industry agglomeration.However,the population agglomeration will bring live services development and industry agglomeration will bring production services development in the urban.With the development of economy in cities,more and more service firms or organizations will gather in the urban,while services agglomeration has become the important ways of enhancing the urban core competitiveness.Therefore,there are mutually reinforcing relationship between promoting the service agglomeration in the urban through improving the urban technical boundaries and promoting urban economic development the through the services agglomeration in urban.
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The essence of the urban lies in its spatial aggregation,including the population and industry agglomeration.However,the population agglomeration will bring live services development and industry agglomeration will bring production services development in the urban.With the development of economy in cities,more and more service firms or organizations will gather in the urban,while services agglomeration has become the important ways of enhancing the urban core competitiveness.Therefore,there are mutually reinforcing relationship between promoting the service agglomeration in the urban through improving the urban technical boundaries and promoting urban economic development the through the services agglomeration in urban.
Key concepts: Economies of agglomeration, Economic geography, Urban agglomeration, Tertiary sector of the economy, Business, Service (business), Population, Urban economics