Abstract
The growing demographic dividend is declining worldwide due to global population shrinkage. However, with the enhancement of spatial connection, industry-oriented population flow is becoming more and more active. The floating demographic dividend will bring new opportunities to regional development. Population flow has become an important field of urban research. We selected the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration as the study area and conducted the study of the interaction relationship between population flow and industry space supply. Considering that it takes time for space supplies to be industrial entities and then to affect population flow, this study built a fixed-effects model with annual space supply and “t + 1” population flow to perform regression analysis. The main findings of the research can be concluded as below. The regional population flow was mainly rural population and floated mainly to rural areas. It is difficult to complete the urbanization of floating population through land urbanization due to China’s household registration system. The population flow is sensitive to industry space supply and its spatial development conditions. As the study area is an important global urban agglomeration and China’s political, economic, and cultural center, its regional population flow is representative and typical. Guiding its population flow to form a coordinated spatial and social network can provide scientific support for regional industry space supply and allocation, and can provide a reference for the development of other urban agglomerations.
Highlights
Though the global population trend is changing from growth to reduction, the speed of population flow is accelerated due to globalization in last decades [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]
We studied the interactive relationship between regional population flow and industry space supply to reveal the population-space interaction relationship and the changing urban-rural relationship
The change in population flow is highly consistent with the change in secondary industry space supply, and the change in tertiary industry space supply is slightly ahead of the change in population flow
Summary
In addition to the slowing or even negative growth of the natural population growth rate, population outflow in areas with imperfect development or weak development potential has led to the intensified population contraction trend. In this macro contracting trend, thanks to the progress of science and technology, transportation, open-market environments, and other advantages, the population of urban agglomerations has not declined, and its population is still increasing because of population inflow. Researchers are committed to revealing urban and rural space development regulations by studying the evolution of the population temporal-spatial pattern, including
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