The High-Quality Coordination Between Modern Production Capacity And Urbanization Construction: A Case Study of Northeast China

Chun Wang

doi:10.54097/nk4k1e83

Authors

Chun Wang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/nk4k1e83

Keywords:

Northeast China; Urbanization Construction; Modern Production Capacity; Coupling Coordination Degree; Unbalanced Regional Development.

Abstract

As Chinese traditional industrial base, Northeast Chinese economic growth driver lags behind that of other parts of the country. The secret to revitalization is found in the integrated development of industrialization, informatization, urbanization, and agricultural modernization. This study adopts the improved entropy weight-topsis method and panel Tobit model to analyze the coordination between modern production capacity and urbanization construction in Northeast China from 2013 to 2020. The findings are as follows: (1) Transport facilities, economic growth driver level and technological innovation ability have a significant impact on the coordination of the three northeastern provinces and the overall two systems; (2) Industry composition and government efficiency a notable positive effect on the coordination of the two systems outside Liaoning Province; (3) Labor quality plays a crucial role in the coordination of the two systems outside the overall system. It is suggested to formulate differentiated and contribute to the strategic planning for Northeast China's future regional development strategies, optimize resource allocation, and narrow the development imbalance.

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