Abstract
ABSTRACT China plans to develop a resilient domestic economy by leveraging the new development paradigm of ‘dual (domestic and international) circulation’ strategy. In recent years, the Chinese central government has launched a raft of regional development initiatives as part of its major strategy of city-cluster formation. Accelerating regional development centred on developing vibrant city-clusters is crucial to sustaining domestic economic growth in China and implementing the dual circulation strategy. By applying the SWOT analysis, this article assesses the development of major integrated city-clusters in China, and in particular the competitiveness and development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area as compared to China’s other major city-clusters.
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