Qinghai Province in northwest China has recently drawn up its strategy for foreign economic and trade development. The highlights include optimizing its investment climate, developing channels for introducing foreign ...Qinghai Province in northwest China has recently drawn up its strategy for foreign economic and trade development. The highlights include optimizing its investment climate, developing channels for introducing foreign capital and making good use of foreign funds, the development of natural resources and the reform of its medium-to-large enterprises to improve and benefit the development of its展开更多
Built on artificial intelligence, digitalization, and information technologies, the ＂Third Industrial Revolution ＂＂ transforms large-scale assembly lines and flexible manufacturing system with fundamental modern ma...Built on artificial intelligence, digitalization, and information technologies, the ＂Third Industrial Revolution ＂＂ transforms large-scale assembly lines and flexible manufacturing system with fundamental modern manufacturing technologies and features personalized manufacturing, which is enabled by reconfigurable manufacturing system, and quick market response. It is a profound transformation of techno-economic paradigms, imbedded in the technology, management, and institutional systems. As this revolution deepens, it is likely that manufacturing and the manufacturing sector would acquire new definitions. In addition, the resource foundation and factor structure, which are central to the competitiveness of a nation and an enterprise, would perhaps be reconfigured, hence rewriting the landscape of global industrial competition. Under this scenario, the ＂smiling curve ＇＂ which used to portray the economic features of the value chain, may change into a ＂silence curve＂ or even ＂sadness curve ＂. The catching- up pathway of latecomer countries, as predicted by the traditional ＇flying geese model＂, is likely to be blocked, solidifying the division of＂core and periphery countries＂ which is unfavorable to developing countries. Industrial competition between countries would move from competition between enterprises and supply chains to competition in industrial ecosystems, matdng system adaptability and dynamics the key to long-term industrial competitiveness. As an effort to embrace the ＂Third Industrial Revolution＂ and meet the challenges brought by ＂multi-facets competition＂ with developed industrial nations in various links of value chain, in the future China should make appropriate adjustments in its strategies for economic transition and upgrading, global competition, technological innovation, industrial development and information technology.展开更多
In the post-"She Era"marked by the rising awareness and influence of women,issues surrounding gender equality and female consumption have garnered sustained societal attention.As the economy represents the c...In the post-"She Era"marked by the rising awareness and influence of women,issues surrounding gender equality and female consumption have garnered sustained societal attention.As the economy represents the core of public livelihood,daily consumption constitutes the most direct economic participation for individuals.Numerous female consumers and scholars have observed pervasive and recurring manifestations of the pink tax phenomenon within the current consumer economic system.This study examines the contradictory relationship between the pink tax and gender equality from a macro socio-economic perspective,proposing multidimensional optimization strategies.Building on previous research literature,this paper analyzes the impact of the pink tax on gender equality in market systems through lenses including mass influence marketing,female consumer psychology,and gender politics.By implementing legal regulations,corporate pricing transparency,and consumer collaborative oversight,it advocates establishing a tripartite governance framework.Ultimately,this approach aims to foster sustainable economic development while eliminating gender discrimination in consumption,thereby ensuring women's rights and interests are equitably safeguarded within economic domains.展开更多
A Global Geopark is a unified area with geological heritage of international significancewith a strong management structure and sustainable economic development strategy already in place.Global Geoparks use the local ...A Global Geopark is a unified area with geological heritage of international significancewith a strong management structure and sustainable economic development strategy already in place.Global Geoparks use the local and regional geological heritage with its strong relation to the technical and cultural heritage in the area to promote awareness of key issues facing society;to educate visitors and local communities;and to link these local and regionalpeculiarities to the broader aspects of the area’s natural and cultural environment in the context of the dynamic planet we all live on.展开更多
A UNESCO Global Geopark is a unified area with geological heritage of international significance with a strong management structure and sustainable economic development strategy already in place.UNESCO Global Geoparks...A UNESCO Global Geopark is a unified area with geological heritage of international significance with a strong management structure and sustainable economic development strategy already in place.UNESCO Global Geoparks use the local and regional geological heritage with its strong relation to the technical and cultural heritage in the area to promote awareness of key issues facing society;to educate visitors and local communities;and to link these local and regionalpeculiarities to the broader aspects of the area’s natural and cultural environment in the context of the dynamic planet we all live on.展开更多
文摘Qinghai Province in northwest China has recently drawn up its strategy for foreign economic and trade development. The highlights include optimizing its investment climate, developing channels for introducing foreign capital and making good use of foreign funds, the development of natural resources and the reform of its medium-to-large enterprises to improve and benefit the development of its
文摘Built on artificial intelligence, digitalization, and information technologies, the ＂Third Industrial Revolution ＂＂ transforms large-scale assembly lines and flexible manufacturing system with fundamental modern manufacturing technologies and features personalized manufacturing, which is enabled by reconfigurable manufacturing system, and quick market response. It is a profound transformation of techno-economic paradigms, imbedded in the technology, management, and institutional systems. As this revolution deepens, it is likely that manufacturing and the manufacturing sector would acquire new definitions. In addition, the resource foundation and factor structure, which are central to the competitiveness of a nation and an enterprise, would perhaps be reconfigured, hence rewriting the landscape of global industrial competition. Under this scenario, the ＂smiling curve ＇＂ which used to portray the economic features of the value chain, may change into a ＂silence curve＂ or even ＂sadness curve ＂. The catching- up pathway of latecomer countries, as predicted by the traditional ＇flying geese model＂, is likely to be blocked, solidifying the division of＂core and periphery countries＂ which is unfavorable to developing countries. Industrial competition between countries would move from competition between enterprises and supply chains to competition in industrial ecosystems, matdng system adaptability and dynamics the key to long-term industrial competitiveness. As an effort to embrace the ＂Third Industrial Revolution＂ and meet the challenges brought by ＂multi-facets competition＂ with developed industrial nations in various links of value chain, in the future China should make appropriate adjustments in its strategies for economic transition and upgrading, global competition, technological innovation, industrial development and information technology.
文摘In the post-"She Era"marked by the rising awareness and influence of women,issues surrounding gender equality and female consumption have garnered sustained societal attention.As the economy represents the core of public livelihood,daily consumption constitutes the most direct economic participation for individuals.Numerous female consumers and scholars have observed pervasive and recurring manifestations of the pink tax phenomenon within the current consumer economic system.This study examines the contradictory relationship between the pink tax and gender equality from a macro socio-economic perspective,proposing multidimensional optimization strategies.Building on previous research literature,this paper analyzes the impact of the pink tax on gender equality in market systems through lenses including mass influence marketing,female consumer psychology,and gender politics.By implementing legal regulations,corporate pricing transparency,and consumer collaborative oversight,it advocates establishing a tripartite governance framework.Ultimately,this approach aims to foster sustainable economic development while eliminating gender discrimination in consumption,thereby ensuring women's rights and interests are equitably safeguarded within economic domains.
文摘A Global Geopark is a unified area with geological heritage of international significancewith a strong management structure and sustainable economic development strategy already in place.Global Geoparks use the local and regional geological heritage with its strong relation to the technical and cultural heritage in the area to promote awareness of key issues facing society;to educate visitors and local communities;and to link these local and regionalpeculiarities to the broader aspects of the area’s natural and cultural environment in the context of the dynamic planet we all live on.
文摘A UNESCO Global Geopark is a unified area with geological heritage of international significance with a strong management structure and sustainable economic development strategy already in place.UNESCO Global Geoparks use the local and regional geological heritage with its strong relation to the technical and cultural heritage in the area to promote awareness of key issues facing society;to educate visitors and local communities;and to link these local and regionalpeculiarities to the broader aspects of the area’s natural and cultural environment in the context of the dynamic planet we all live on.
