Potential Problems and Possible Solutions for Electronic Information Industry Development in Chongqing

Mei Hua Zhang; Xin Yi Xiang; Qiang Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.174-177.3576

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Potential Problems and Possible Solutions for Electronic Information Industry Development in Chongqing

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Under the context of improving the world's ecological standards, the developed countries are making higher standards, which may lead to the traditional "high end" industry transferring to China and other developing countries, especially the industry which takes more subtle pollution or longer incubation period. In China, reflection after three decades of development in Guangdong and other pre-open areas may lead to these "high end" industries transfer to the developing area, such as Chongqing. From the example of four confrontations between Greenpeace and Hewlett-Packard, it can be found that the electronic information industry development may bring long-term worries. In this context, in order to avoid the "high end" industries development’s pitfalls, the electronic information industry in Chongqing must be conducted with a comprehensive system of research about its concealed or latent ecological and environmental worries of electronics industry.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 174-177)

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Mei Hua Zhang, Xin Yi Xiang, Qiang Wu

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Chongqing, Electronic Information Industry, Industrial Development, Potential Problems, Scientific Development

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