DocumentCode
571458
Title
The Development of Emerging Strategic Industries - A Perspective View of Ecological and Civilizational Economy
Author
Zhu, Ziming ; Liao, FuLing ; Luo, DongShen
Author_Institution
Coll. of Resources & Environ. Sci., East China Normal Univ., Shanghai, China
fYear
2012
fDate
18-21 Aug. 2012
Firstpage
629
Lastpage
631
Abstract
In order to develop emerging strategic industries which contain political and economic significance on state level, they are proposed by political elites, variable instruments are being introduced. Emerging strategic industries are classified as an important component of ecological and civilizational economy after their concepts and connotations are demonstrated. Then, the countermeasures are put forward to develop emerging strategic industries essentially. Empirical results show that the idea and institution of ecological and civilizational economy, the upgrade and optimization of industrial structure, eco-technology are the three major countermeasures in developing emerging strategic industries from the point of view of ecological and civilizational economy. This is an urgent task for China´s economic structure transition in spite of a long-term to go. But under the proper way which is conducted by the notions of ecological and civilizational economy, emerging strategic industries can play an important role in the rise of China.
Keywords
macroeconomics; optimisation; socio-economic effects; strategic planning; China; civilizational economy; ecological economy; economic significance; economic structure transition; ecotechnology; emerging strategic industries; industrial structure optimization; political significance; state level; Economics; Educational institutions; Government; Industries; Optimization; Productivity; Technological innovation; civilizational; ecological; emerging; optimization; upgrade;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Business Intelligence and Financial Engineering (BIFE), 2012 Fifth International Conference on
Conference_Location
Lanzhou
Print_ISBN
978-1-4673-2092-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/BIFE.2012.136
Filename
6305202
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