Industrial Organization Pattern Based on Comprehensive Benefit of the Ecologically Fragile Region in the West of China

Shao Hong Cai; Wen Jiang Liu; Jian Jun Jiao; Yang Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1073-1076.1196

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Industrial Organization Pattern Based on Comprehensive Benefit of the Ecologically Fragile Region in the West of China

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In the new historical era, the ecologically fragile region in the west is facing with two major tasks of rapid development and green development. Through a model of comprehensive benefit, we analyze the benefit differences among several industrial organization patterns, and point out that the pattern of circular industrial cluster brings out the most comprehensive benefit and the best organization advantages. It is therefore the optimal industry organization pattern in the ecologically fragile region in the west of China.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1073-1076)

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December 2014

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Shao Hong Cai*, Wen Jiang Liu, Jian Jun Jiao, Yang Lu

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Circular Industrial Clusters, Ecological Benefit, Ecologically Fragile Region, Economic Benefit, Industry Organization Pattern

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