Creative Industries - The Effective Path to City Sustainable Development

Da Deng

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.726-731.4765

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Dynamic Changes and Driving Mechanism of Soil CO₂ Emission Fluxes of Different Land Use in Western Jilin Province
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Effect on Hydrodynamic and Erosion-Deposition Characteristics after Sea Wall Backout
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Land Reclamation Zoning and Evaluation of Land Suitability in Mining Areas in China
p.4751

Analysis on Planning and Design Strategy of Residential Communities at Low-Carbon Situation
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Creative Industries - The Effective Path to City Sustainable Development
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Difference Analysis of Cultivated Land Changes and Economic Development in Suzhou and Wuhu, Anhui Province
p.4769

Ecological Network Construction of County Land Consolidation and Rehabilitation Plan - Taking Huairou of Beijing as an Example in China
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Estimation on Land Intensive Utilization Potential of Tangshan High-Tech Industrial Development Zone in Hebei Province
p.4779

Evaluation of Residential Environment before and after Wenchuan Earthquake in Weizhou Town
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Creative Industries - The Effective Path to City Sustainable Development

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To achieve a new round of economic growth at this stage, it is impossible for cities to continue to resource-based and dependent development model. Based on intellectual capital and creativity, creative industries are of particular importance to the road to city sustainable development. This paper analyzes the creative industries in the following roles - changing the model of economic growth, optimizing industrial structure, innovation and economic operation system, upgrading the overall competitiveness of the region. View of this article is that the development of creative industries has gone beyond its significance as a new industry format of the industry level, is the realization of a new round of growth and development by leaps and bounds in an effective way.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 726-731)

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4765-4768

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August 2013

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Da Deng

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City Economy, Creative Industries, Optimizing the Industrial Structure, Sustainable Development

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