Study on Development Model of Engineering Manufacturing

Xue Zhu Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.915-916.1491

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Study on Development Model of Engineering Manufacturing

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This paper theoretically studied the structure of manufacturing development; we conclude from the results that manufacturing and its decomposition index mainly due to increased levels of technological progress, offset by a decline in technical efficiency effect of technological progress, digestion and absorption capacity needs to be strengthened.

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Industrial Structure, Manufacturing Industry, Technological Industry

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