Introduction of New Structural Regional Economics课程：前往报名学习
The Introduction of New Structural Regional Economics is a course jointly presented by the School of Economics and Management of Nanchang University and the Institute of New Structural Economics at Peking University. Focusing on rich regional practical cases in China, the course will lead you to analyze the Chinese theories, absorb the Chinese wisdom and study the Chinese experience of regional economic development and governance from a brand new perspective of New Structural Regional Economics.
开设学校：南昌大学；学科：经济学、
The Introduction of New Structural Regional Economics is a course jointly presented by the School of Economics and Management of Nanchang University and the Institute of New Structural Economics at Peking University. Focusing on rich regional practical cases in China, the course will lead you to analyze the Chinese theories, absorb the Chinese wisdom and study the Chinese experience of regional economic development and governance from a brand new perspective of New Structural Regional Economics.
-1.1.1 China's Physical Geography
--1.1.1 China's Physical Geography
--1.1.1 Test
-1.1.2 Hu Line
--1.1.2 Test
-1.1.3 Economic catch-up of the central and western China
--1.1.3 Economic catch-up of the central and western China
--1.1.3 Test
-1.2.1 Overview of China’s economy
--1.2.1 Overview of China’s economy
--1.2.1 Test
-1.2.2 Coastal special economic zones in China
--1.2.2 Coastal special economic zones in China
--1.2.2 Test
-1.2.3 Western Development strategy in China
--1.2.3 Western Development strategy in China
--1.2.3 Test
-1.2.4 Northeast China Revitalization Plan
--1.2.4 Northeast China Revitalization Plan
--1.2.4 Test
-1.2.5 Rise of Central China Plan
--1.2.5 Rise of Central China Plan
--1.2.5 Test
-1.3.1 Coordinated regional development and main functional area
--1.3.1 Coordinated regional development and main functional area
--1.3.1 Test
-1.3.2 China’s urban agglomeration pattern and the economic effect
--1.3.2 China’s urban agglomeration pattern and the economic effect
--1.3.2 Test
-2.1 Agricultural location theory
--2.1 Agricultural location theory
--2.1 Test
-2.2 Growth Pole Theory
--2.2 Test
-2.3 The Stages of Economic Growth
--2.3 The Stages of Economic Growth
--2.3 Test
-2.4 Pole & Axis System Theory
--2.4 Pole & Axis System Theory
--2.4 Test
-2.5 Center-periphery theory
--2.5 Test
-3.1 Why New Structural Economics
--3.1 Why New Structural Economics
--3.1 Test
-3.2 The Theoretical Foundation of New Structural Economics
--3.2 The Theoretical Foundation of New Structural Economics
--3.2 Test
-3.3 Does New Structural Economics Offer Explanations?
--3.3 Does New Structural Economics Offer Explanations?
--3.3 Test
-3.4 Application for Industrial Policy
--3.4 Application for Industrial Policy
--3.4 Test
-3.5 Does the idea of New Structural Economics work?
--3.5 Does the idea of New Structural Economics work?
-4.1 Regional Externality
--4.1 Test
-4.2 Endowment Structure Transformation
--4.2 Endowment Structure Transformation
--4.2 Test
-4.3 Role Boundary of Facilitating Government
--4.3 Role Boundary of Facilitating Government
--4.3 Test
-4.4 Spatial Optimal Equilibrium
--4.4 Spatial Optimal Equilibrium
--4.4 Test
-4.5 Evolution of Dynamic Spiral
--4.5 Evolution of Dynamic Spiral
--4.5 Test
-5.1 China's Development Experience and OFDI
--5.1 China's Development Experience and OFDI
--5.1 Test
-5.2 Commonness and New Trends of Developing Countries
--5.2 Commonness and New Trends of Developing Countries
--5.2 Test
-5.3 Industrialization of Developing Countries with Special Economic Zones
--5.3 Industrialization of Developing Countries with Special Economic Zones
--5.3 Test
-5.4 Growth Identification and Facilitation Framework (GIFF)
--5.4 Growth Identification and Facilitation Framework (GIFF)
--5.4 Test
-5.5 GIFF in Practice and Case Studies (Nigeria, Benin and Uzbekistan)
--5.5 GIFF in Practice and Case Studies (Nigeria, Benin and Uzbekistan)
--5.5 Test
- 6.1.1 The global competitiveness model and its theoretical basis
-- 6.1.1 The global competitiveness model and its theoretical basis
--6.1.1 Test
- 6.1.2 The Brief introduction of the Theory of County Economic Competitiveness
-- 6.1.2 The Brief introduction of the Theory of County Economic Competitiveness
--6.1.2 Test
- 6.2.1 Situation of the Chinese Counties: Development Stage、Location Characteristics and Natural Res
-- 6.2.1 Situation of the Chinese Counties: Development Stage、Location Characteristics and Natural Res
--6.2.1 Test
- 6.2.2 The other Situation of the Chinese Counties and The Case of Qinyuan Pencil
-- 6.2.2 The other Situation of the Chinese Counties and The Case of Qinyuan Pencil
--6.2.2 Test
- 6.2.3 The County's Development Strategy (comparative advantage) Analysis
--6.2.3 The County's Development Strategy (comparative advantage) Analysis
--6.2.3 Test
-6.2.4 The Other County's Development Strategy (comparative advantage) Analysis and Conclusion
--6.2.4 The Other County's Development Strategy (comparative advantage) Analysis and Conclusion
--6.2.4 Test
-6.3.1 The Case of Jinjiang and Guanling
--6.3.1 The Case of Jinjiang and Guanling
--6.3.1 Test
- 6.3.2 The Case of Qianyang and Changzhi
-- 6.3.2 The Case of Qianyang and Changzhi
--6.3.2 Test
- 6.3.3 The Case of Hotan
-7.1.1 Targeted Poverty Alleviation Strategy
--7.1.1 Targeted Poverty Alleviation Strategy
--7.1.1 Test
-7.1.2 Cases of the Old Revolutionary Base Areas
--7.1.2 Cases of the Old Revolutionary Base Areas
--7.1.2 Test
-7.2 Growth Identification and Industrial Policy: Jilin Revitalization
--7.2 Growth Identification and Industrial Policy: Jilin Revitalization
--7.2 Test
- 7.3.1 The Carrying Capacity of Yangtze River Economic Belt
-- 7.3.1 The Carrying Capacity of Yangtze River Economic Belt
--7.3.1 Test
- 7.3.2 The Development of Yangtze River Economic Belt
--7.3.2 The Development of Yangtze River Economic Belt
--7.3.2 Test
-7.4 Growth Identification and Facilitation: Integration of Yangtze River Delta and High-quality Deve
--7.4 Growth Identification and Facilitation: Integration of Yangtze River Delta and High-quality Deve
--7.4 Test
-Final examination
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