Construction of Regional Economic Vitality Model
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https://doi.org/10.30564/jesr.v3i2.1655Abstract
Regional economic vitality reflects the scale and development potential of a region’s economy. It largely determines the development of the city, and is also affected by many factors such as population competitiveness, corporate competitiveness, market vitality, innovation vitality, and environmental vitality. A pilot model was constructed with Hebei Province as the inspection area. Quantitative measurement of regional economic vitality was made by finding 21 indicators that indirectly or indirectly affect the economic vitality of Hebei Province. By analyzing the data of 21 indicators for nearly 10 years, the time series clustering is used to achieve the dimensionality reduction of the indicators. After the dimension reduction, it is divided into four categories: overall scale, development potential, market vitality, and innovation vitality. Construct the economic vitality structure model of Hebei Province, and determine the four types of contribution to economic vitality and compare them. On this basis, more accurately grasp the indicators that affect economic vitality and work out reasonable and effective action plans. From the perspective of human resources and corporate vitality, analyze how the action plan accurately affects the economic vitality of Hebei Province[1]. The 11 cities in Hebei Province are the target of regional economic vitality. The economic vitality structure model constructed uses the required contribution value to select priority indicators. Finally, the six indicators of GPD, GPD growth rate, fiscal revenue, fiscal revenue growth rate, number of industrial enterprises above designated size, and total profit of industrial enterprises above designated size were established for eleven cities in Hebei Province to construct a TOPSIS scoring model, and calculation rankings were conducted through MATLAB. Results The top three cities were Shijiazhuang, Tangshan and Cangzhou.
Keywords:
Economic vitality structure model; Time series clustering; TOPSISReferences
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