Titlebook: Urban Infrastructure and Economic Development in China; Chunyang Pan Book 2024 East China University of Science and Technology Press Co.,

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Achievements and Challenges of Infrastructure Development in China Over the Past 70 Years,the launch of reform and opening-up in 1978, reviews China’s achievements in infrastructure development and its major initiatives and policies concerning infrastructure, and discusses the model, laws, strengths, and weaknesses of China’s infrastructure development through an economic analysis.

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Infrastructure and Market Integration: From the Perspective of Inter-connectivity by High-Speed Raipeed rails. This chapter conducts an econometric analysis based on theoretical models that estimate the parameters using the balanced panel data of China’s “city pairs” from 2002 to 2015 and the DID method.

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陶瓷

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Introduction,Over more than 70 years since the founding of the People’s Republic of China, especially after reform and opening-up, China has scored amazing achievements in infrastructure development.

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A Brief History and Basic Concepts of Infrastructure,This chapter first surveys the invention, evolution, and historical significance of infrastructure since the Industrial Revolution.

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A Review on Economic Models of Infrastructure,This chapter introduces four theoretical models of infrastructure economics and their policy implications, including the iceberg cost model, the endogenous growth model, the regional competition model, and another regional competition model that considers infrastructure’s negative externalities.

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Infrastructure Development on Open Development: From the Perspective of Foreign Direct Investment,This chapter explores the impact of infrastructure on China’s open development from the perspective of FDI. Based on the panel data of China’s provincial capitals and prefecture-level cities, this chapter investigates the role of social infrastructure and economic infrastructure in mobilizing FDI inflows.