Spatial–temporal evolution and influencing factors of urban–rural economic circulation in China’s agricultural areas: A case study of Jianghan Plain
Xiaoyue Li
TL;DR
This study examines how urban-rural economic circulation evolved in China's Jianghan Plain agricultural region from 2013 to 2020 and identifies key influencing factors.
Contribution
The paper introduces a new theoretical framework and measurement system for urban-rural economic circulation in agricultural areas.
Findings
The UREC index in the Jianghan Plain increased annually from 2013 to 2020.
Regional administrative power and socioeconomic development significantly influenced UREC.
General public budget expenditures had the strongest positive impact on UREC.
Abstract
Urban–rural economic circulation (UREC) is an important part of the domestic economic circulation and an important element in the construction of the new development paradigm of “dual circulation” in China today. Currently, the uneven development of UREC in China threatens the sustainable development of the urban–rural economy. Quantitative research on UREC is lacking in the academic community. As a result, research at the national level cannot easily provide guidance in agricultural regions. Therefore, theoretical and case-based empirical research on UREC must be carried out urgently. This study proposes a theoretical framework and a measurement index system for UREC. It uses the Jianghan Plain, a traditional agricultural growing area in China, as a case study. It also uses the entropy method and stepwise regression analysis to study the spatiotemporal evolution of UREC and the…
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TopicsLand Use and Ecosystem Services · Regional Economic and Spatial Analysis · China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance