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According to the statistics, the most competitive provinces are Shanghai city, Beijing city, Guangdong province, Jiangsu province, Zhejiang province, Shangdong province, Tianjin city, Liaoning province, Fujian province, and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.
A recent article in People’s Daily discusses a recent report entitled ‘China’s Provincial Economy Report on Comprehensive Competitiveness’ that was released by the Scientific and Technical Documents Publishing House. The report seeks to highlight which of China’s provinces are the most economically competitive and are drving development. For more information on business in China visit www.b2bintenrational.com.cn You can read the article below:
Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangdong continue to hold their places as the most economically competitive, performing outstandingly in 8 second-grade items. The role of the government in Shanghai, the intellectual competitiveness of Beijing, and economic development environment in Guangdong are all ranked highest. However, in terms of government competitiveness, Beijing is ranked 11th. In terms of sustainable development competitiveness, Guangdong lags behind and needs to improve. In 2005, the highest ranking provinces in terms of sustainable development were: Liaoning province, Heilongjiang province, Shandong province, Beijing city, Zhejiang province, Tianjin city, Fujian province, Sichuan province, Jilin province, and Henan province.
Since 2004, seven districts from western China have increased their competitiveness in terms of economic development. Sichuan province moved 8 places up the list; Shaanxi province, Chongqing, and Qinghai province moved three places up the list; Yunnan province by two places; and Inner Mongolia and Guangxi by one place. Districts that have fallen on the list include Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, and Gansu province.
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