Economics, Econometrics and Finance
4 years ago

Service Sector Dominance in Core Cities Casts Shadow on Surrounding Urban Areas in China.

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Complexity
Industrial Composition and Agglomeration Shadow: Evidence from China’s Large Urban Systems
Jiaming Li, Dongqi Sun

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The type of industries in big cities in China affects how nearby cities grow. Services slow down growth, while manufacturing speeds it up. This is why Beijing's influence on surrounding cities is stronger than Shanghai's. This can help plan better development in China's urban areas.

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