A New Supply Chain and Sustainable Development Mechanism of Guangdong under the Framework of RECP
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This article takes the theory of regional economic development as the research perspective and uses relevant economic indicators to analyze the differential performance of the coordinated development of the regional economy in Guangdong Province under the RCEP framework from two aspects, including static and dynamic aspects. Subsequently, the regional economic development in Guangdong Province is analysed, in terms of its industrial layout of the coordinated economic development, logistics and transportation network.
Secondly, based on the regional economic theory, this paper further analyses the crux of the uncoordinated regional development of Guangdong Province, and finally put forward the countermeasures and suggestions to promote the coordinated development of Guangdong Province. This paper is to strengthen and consolidate the interconnection of regional supply chains, promote institutional opening, improve the level of trade and investment facilitation, form a regional economic layout with complementary advantages and high-quality development, which is the core hub of RCEP, together with accelerating the high-quality development of East Asian economies, and promoting China's domestic and international with construction of a new dual-cycle development pattern.
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