Abstract
The integrated development of the three industries is the focal point and breakthrough point for the realization of industrial poverty alleviation in the deeply impoverished areas. This paper, taking 169 poverty-stricken counties in deeply impoverished areas as the research object, calculated the level of three industrial integration development in deeply impoverished areas from 2013 to 2016. Based on this, the spatial statistical analysis method was used to explore the spatial and temporal differentiation characteristics of the three industrial integration development levels in deeply impoverished areas. The results show that the level of integrated development of the three industries in the deeply impoverished areas of China is generally low, and there is great room for improvement. There are significant spatial correlation and spatial heterogeneity, and the phenomenon of bipolar agglomeration is more and more obvious. This study can provide a theoretical basis and decision-making reference for the formulation and implementation of poverty alleviation policies in deeply impoverished areas.
Highlights
Since the reform and opening-up, China has gone from “the national economy to the brink of collapse” to the second-largest economic entity in the world
The efficiency of industrial integration is measured by the input-output index of each industry
In terms of the overall level of industry convergence in the deeply impoverished areas, among the 169 counties in 2013, Aksu city of Xinjiang had the highest comprehensive level, followed by Xichang city of Sichuan Province (0.4773), and Zhiduo County of Qinghai Province had the lowest comprehensive level (0.1800). This shows that the level of industry integrated development in the deeply impoverished areas is quite different from the whole
Summary
Since the reform and opening-up, China has gone from “the national economy to the brink of collapse” to the second-largest economic entity in the world. Since the reform and opening-up in 1978, the growth rate of China’s economy has been fluctuating with distinct stages. From 1978 to 1991, this period was the transition period of China’s economy. From 2003 to 2012, China’s economy recovered and developed at a high speed. China’s economy is in the midst of a transition period, and its industrial structure has yet to be adjusted. In the process of economic transformation, the Central and Eastern European countries, especially
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