Economics, Econometrics and Finance
8 years ago

Metropolitan Circle Competitiveness Redefines City Rivalry in Global Economy.

Journal of Tangshan Teachers College
Theories of Economic Geography on Evolution and Implementation of Metropolitan Circle Competitiveness
Jing Wang

Paper Summary

The article discusses how cities now compete with each other through their metropolitan circles, not just as individual cities. The main focus is on understanding the competitiveness of these metropolitan circles, with a key city at the center. This new research pattern helps us see how regions compete in today's global economy.

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