Subregional International Economic Integration

ISBN-13: 9789819943067 / Angielski / Twarda / 2023

Shuanglu Liang

Opis

This work uses international economics and space economics theory to study the regional economic integration of China's border areas with the increasing integration of China's border areas, and to realize the theory and countermeasures of economic development across border areas. As China's economy pivots towards neighboring developing countries in Southeast Asia, new economic rhythms come into being; this book seeks to explore the practicalities thereof, in a text that will interest economic researchers, researchers of China's economy, and scholars of international relations.

Spis treści

Chapter 1 A Summary of Theoretical Studies on International Regional Economic Integration and China's Borderland Economic Development.- Chapter 2 The Process and Attibutes of Regional Economic Integration between China and Neighboring Countries.- Chapter 3 The boundary effect in the process of integration and the growth mechanism of the edge economic growth center.- Chapter 4 The Border Effect in the Process of Integration and the Development of China's Border Trade.- Chapter 5 The Border Effect in the Process of Integration and Industrial Upgrading in China's Border Areas.- Chapter 6 Border effect in the process of integration and the development of China's frontier cities.- Chapter 7 Research on the environment, system and policy for promoting the growth of China's border economic growth center.

O autorze

Liang Shuanglu is a researcher at the School of Economics at Yunnan University.

Blurb

This work uses international economics and space economics theory to study the regional economic integration of China's border areas with the increasing integration of China's border areas, and to realize the theory and countermeasures of economic development across border areas. As China's economy pivots towards neighboring developing countries in Southeast Asia, new economic rhythms come into being; this book seeks to explore the practicalities thereof, in a text that will interest economic researchers, researchers of China's economy, and scholars of international relations.

Liang Shuanglu is a researcher at the School of Economics at Yunnan University.