The urban enterprise zone

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An analytical framework of urban enterprise zones (UEZ) in the context of regional development was developed. The intermediate goods sector was incorporated into the framework to determine the direct and indirect effects of UEZs on regional economies such as agricultural wage, job creation, changes in the regional economic structure and urban unemployment. Data proved that UEZs are effective policy instruments that can help promote urban renewal and regional economic growth. However, the use of UEZs at the national level may not provide as much benefits as in the regional level.

Enterprise zones

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The efficiency of social and economic image projection in spatial configurations

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Data envelopment analysis (DEA), a non-parametric method is used to evaluate regional efficiency and aims to evaluate the relationships between regional economic performance and regional socio-demographic profile. The first element of regional performance concerns the assessment of the social image efficiency, which is termed as quality-of-life indices. The second concerns the economic image efficiency (EIM), which focuses on the utilization of individual entity's social images expressed in terms of GDP.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Economic Statistics & Research, Usage, Economic conditions, Data envelopment analysis

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Impact of regional factors on productivity in China

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China's regional production environment is influenced by five factors, namely, educational endowment, foreign direct investment, agglomeration, producer's market accessibility and consumer's market accessibility. An analysis of the impact of these factors on the machinery building and food processing industries in 30 regions was conducted. The results showed that these factors have a major impact on regional productivity.

Food & Kindred Products, Food Manufacturing, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, All Other Miscellaneous General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing, Industrial Machinery and Equipment, Industrial Machinery NEC, China, Economic aspects, Industrial equipment, Food industry, Machinery industry, Industrial productivity

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