Titlebook: Regional Science in Developing Countries; Manas Chatterji (Professor of Management),Yang Kai Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Value Added in Agriculture as a Regional Development Strategy,iddle income economies.) In recent years, economic growth in China has been impressive, but it is still a relatively poor country, with employment focused on the primary sector in general, and on the food and fibre-producing agriculture element in particular. The USA, in contrast, is a rich country

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High Technology Parks in China,l countries, it only offers the possibility of increasing the mutually shared benefit of international technological co-operation and of greater competitiveness in economic structure, but has also become a kind of instant solution to the West’s economic recession. Recently, some newly industrializin

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Quality of Life and Regional Development in China,1976; Fried and Hohenberg, 1974; Slottje, 1991; Schmandt and Bloomberg, 1969). A proper analysis and assessment of the state of quality of life is essential for making and monitoring development strategies for a region. There exists a vast amount of studies in various disciplines about the meaning o

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,Comparative Analysis of China’s Metropolitan Economies: An Input-Output Perspective,ected in input-output tables or social accounting matrices. A review of the relevant literature revealed that there was considerable confusion about the term ‘economic structure’ and even less agreement about appropriate ways to describe and interpret it. This chapter provides a modest step in exten

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The Pattern of Regional Competitiveness in Thailand,struction of the Berlin Wall, in many ways changed the face of the globe. While the dramatic changes occurring in Eastern Europe and the states of the former Soviet Union may have attracted most attention worldwide, no area has been immune to change. Pacific Rim Asia (PRA) is no exception, although,

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The Rurban Fringe: A Central Area between Region and City: The Case of Bangalore, India, fringe is an outer zone of what is considered as ‘rural’. The concept of ‘fringe’ can thus be approached from two directions, and two perspectives: the first reflects the urban view of the immediate countryside, whereby somewhere a zone of mixing exists, while the second looks at the situation from

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