Abstract
The development of industries in China’s resource-rich regions is mainly affected by resource reserves, environmental protection, and industrial structural adjustment. The development of resource-oriented industries that can’t support a high-quality regional economy is large but not well developed. This article considers China’s resource product imports and exports, carbon emissions, and industrial structure ratio factors in recent years. It is believed that China’s resource-rich regions have macro-level development bottlenecks, and the general development of a resource-based industries path is proposed based on the perspective of “resources, assets, and capital”. Taking Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region as an empirical case, this article analyzes the pattern of regional industrial development by using the input-output method, calculates the degree of inter-industrial correlation, and constructs a regional industrial development system. The results show the following: 1. China’s overall industrial development pattern has undergone major changes; 2. emerging industries and service-oriented industries have risen in development status, and although resource-based industries have a weaker development momentum, they still have an important position; 3. the hierarchical industry development management model is helpful for forming a regional circular economy innovation development pattern. The results also indicate that the integrated management of “resources, assets, and capital” has a positive effect on the development of resource-based industries in resource-rich regions, which affects the overall industrial development pattern of the region and promotes economic development.
Highlights
The resource-oriented industry is an important pillar of urban economic and social construction, and its industrial development occupies a more core position for resource-rich regions
This article is a plan for the industrial development path of China’s resource-rich regions, aiming to solve the industrial imbalance and its derivative problems caused by the Dutch disease
We use a combination of quantitative and qualitative methods to find out the factors that lead to the imbalance of this type of regional industrial structure, and build a resource, asset, and capital circular economy system with two dimensions of the resource industry and the overall industry
Summary
The resource-oriented industry is an important pillar of urban economic and social construction, and its industrial development occupies a more core position for resource-rich regions. Experts in the fields of resources, the environment, and economic management have studied the development of resource industries and resource-based cities, hoping to realize the sustainable development of resource industries and resource-based cities by solving the multiple bottlenecks of resource reserves, environmental protection, and urban industrial structure adjustment. In the middle and late stage of industrial reform of resource-based cities, it is necessary to continuously analyze the information of urban green development and evaluate and improve the degree of urban sustainable development in real time; a TPM (Total Productive Management) system should be built for high-quality economic and social development [45,46,47,48]. The circular economy system between regional industries can provide ideas for developing countries to avoid the imbalance of industrial development that is generally faced by them
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