Hub-Periphery Development Pattern and Inclusive Growth

Luo, Xubei; Zhu, Nong

Hub-Periphery Development Pattern and Inclusive Growth

2015

Luo, Xubei | Zhu, Nong

The hub-periphery development pattern of the Guangdong economy, to some extent, is a miniature of that of the Chinese economy. The Pearl River Delta, drawing from its first-nature comparative advantages in factor endowments and proximity to Hong Kong SAR, China, and Macau SAR, China, and the second-nature advantages as first-movers in the reforms in attracting and retaining domestic and foreign resources, has developed into a regional economic center. This paper examines the pattern of inter- and intra-provincial migration and that of the concentration of production, to explore the challenges and opportunities for the success of “double transfer.” The paper suggests a four-prong approach, to improve the business environment, support the realization of latent comparative advantages, increase the skill level of the labor force to support the upgrade of the production structure, and protect the vulnerable, to support the inclusive growth of the economy in Guangdong in a sustainable manner.

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capital comparative analysis credit development development plans development policies development strategy discrimination economic development economic growth economic integration economic structure economic theories environment equity exports forestry growth rate health care health services immigration incentives income industrialization investment land living standards migrant workers migrants migration policies pollution population production property public goods public services regional policies resource allocation resources rural areas sanitation social security social services spatial distribution sustainable development taxes trade training transportation urban areas urban population urbanization value added vocational training wages welfare

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Comparative advantages; National development; Sustainable access; Population migration; Policy research; Foreign direct investment; Policy discussions; Intensive industries; Life expectancy; Equal access; Environments; Skill level; Migration data; Revenues; Effective policies; Economies of scale; Regional policy; Disposable income; Labor productivity; Migration flows; Vulnerable populations; Cheap labour; Labor markets; Rural residents; Real gdp; National population; Development policy; Population and development; Certain extent; National policies; Population census; Skilled workers; Migrant; Urban migration; Labor supply; Relocation of industries; Social science; Real wages; Government initiatives; Policy; Gini coefficient; Competitiveness; Value; Economic welfare; International migration review; Income inequality; Financial crisis; Temporary migration; Populations; Empirical analysis; Economic opportunity; Labor forces; Return migration; Labor force; Gdp; Job creation; Job training; Exploitation; Labor market; Wage differentials; Population association; Training opportunities; Progress; Market economy; Revenue; Local governments; Old-age; Urban centers; International migration; National level; Citizens; Gdp per capita; Policy research working paper; Savings deposits; User fees; Large cities; Internal migration; Economy

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Hub-Periphery Development Pattern and Inclusive Growth

2015

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