Manufacturing is an important support for Shanghai＇s participation in global industrial competition and the implementation of the national strategy for manufacturing power. Economic development Globalization has prom...Manufacturing is an important support for Shanghai＇s participation in global industrial competition and the implementation of the national strategy for manufacturing power. Economic development Globalization has promoted the deep integration of information and industry, put forward higher requirements for the transformation and upgrading of manufacturing industry, relying solely on the rich labor resources advantages can continue to serve Shanghai economic development. Fierce international competition, ＂labor shortage＂, energy security, labor standards and other issues have led to a gradual increase in labor costs.展开更多
Here, the geographical space distribution of the oil and gas industry in China is comprehensively investigated using the overal Moran’s I index and local Moran’s I index. We found that China’s oil and gas industry ...Here, the geographical space distribution of the oil and gas industry in China is comprehensively investigated using the overal Moran’s I index and local Moran’s I index. We found that China’s oil and gas industry development from 2000 to 2010 has a differentiated geographical space distribution upstream （extractive industry） but not downstream （reifning industry）. To analyze upstream and downstream states a spatial econometrics model （SEM） was used to identify inlfuential factors resulting from the spatial concentration of the oil and gas industry. An external effect is the key factor promoting the spatial concentration of the upstream industry in China;governmental economic policy is another important factor.展开更多
After a three-decade surge of impressive growth,foreign direct investment（FDI）in China has showed signs of slowing down.Experts observe that this can be attributed to the profound changes that have taken place in th...After a three-decade surge of impressive growth,foreign direct investment（FDI）in China has showed signs of slowing down.Experts observe that this can be attributed to the profound changes that have taken place in the global industrial chain along with the challenge of China losing its competitive edge in terms of labor, land and natural resources.展开更多
文摘Manufacturing is an important support for Shanghai＇s participation in global industrial competition and the implementation of the national strategy for manufacturing power. Economic development Globalization has promoted the deep integration of information and industry, put forward higher requirements for the transformation and upgrading of manufacturing industry, relying solely on the rich labor resources advantages can continue to serve Shanghai economic development. Fierce international competition, ＂labor shortage＂, energy security, labor standards and other issues have led to a gradual increase in labor costs.
基金the Key Project of the National Social Science Foundation of China(Grant No.11AJL007)The Ministry of education of Humanities and Social Science project(Grant No.12YJC790082)
文摘Here, the geographical space distribution of the oil and gas industry in China is comprehensively investigated using the overal Moran’s I index and local Moran’s I index. We found that China’s oil and gas industry development from 2000 to 2010 has a differentiated geographical space distribution upstream （extractive industry） but not downstream （reifning industry）. To analyze upstream and downstream states a spatial econometrics model （SEM） was used to identify inlfuential factors resulting from the spatial concentration of the oil and gas industry. An external effect is the key factor promoting the spatial concentration of the upstream industry in China;governmental economic policy is another important factor.
文摘After a three-decade surge of impressive growth,foreign direct investment（FDI）in China has showed signs of slowing down.Experts observe that this can be attributed to the profound changes that have taken place in the global industrial chain along with the challenge of China losing its competitive edge in terms of labor, land and natural resources.
