Coordinated Development Analysis of the “Resources-Environment-Ecology-Economy-Society” Complex System in China

Ming-xia, Xie; Wang, Jiayao; Chen, Ke

doi:10.3390/su8060582

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“…relationship between carbon dioxide emissions, energy consumption, population growth, and economic growth in Nigeria, and confirmed the validity of the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis. Xie et al [58] quantitatively evaluated the level of coordinated development of resource, environment, ecology, economic, and social subsystems of China's 31 provinces in 2013, and obtained similar results with this paper. They found that the coordinated development provinces are mainly concentrated in the eastern coastal areas of China, while the central and western regions are lowcoordinated and uncoordinated development provinces.…”

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“…Furthermore, Aiyetan and Olomola [18] studied the relationship between carbon dioxide emissions, energy consumption, population growth, and economic growth in Nigeria, and confirmed the validity of the environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis. Xie et al [58] quantitatively All the provinces studied are classified according to the classification criteria of the coupling coordination degree (Figure 2). The following points can be made.…”

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Research on the Spatial–Temporal Synthetic Measurement of the Coordinated Development of Population-Economy-Society-Resource-Environment (PESRE) Systems in China Based on Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

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The issue of how to realize the coordinated development of various elements in human–land systems, or, in other words, how to achieve the coordinated development of population-economy-society-resource-environment (PESRE) systems, has become an important topic, which has received global attention. This study takes 31 provinces in China as the research objects, and carries out the research on the spatial–temporal synthetic measurement of the coordinated development of PESRE systems. The conclusions are as follows. From 1995 to 2015, the process of change of coupling coordination degree of China’s PESRE systems can be divided into two types: Rising first and then declining, and fluctuant continuously. The number of provinces of the first type was higher, and most provinces were on the verge of uncoordinated development status or in a weakly coordinated development status. The coupling degree of PESRE systems at the provincial level in China generally shows some positive spatial correlations, and the level of coordinated development displays some obvious spatial aggregation patterns. Moreover, the degree of such aggregation first increases and then weakens. The eastern parts of China represent the main “high-high” type aggregation regions. The central and western parts of China represent the main “low-low” types, account for the largest proportion, and display obvious aggregation characteristics.

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Research on the Spatial–Temporal Synthetic Measurement of the Coordinated Development of Population-Economy-Society-Resource-Environment (PESRE) Systems in China Based on Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

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“…Remanufacturing components are assumed to be as new. 4. Inventory holding, remanufacturing, purchasing, disposal, and backlogging costs are deterministic.…”

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Optimization of Two-Level Disassembly/Remanufacturing/Assembly System with an Integrated Maintenance Strategy

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Abstract:With an increase of environmental pressure on economic activities, reverse flow is increasingly important. It seeks to save resources, eliminate waste, and improve productivity. This paper investigates the optimization of the disassembly, remanufacturing and assembly system, taking into account assembly-disassembly system degradation. An analytical model is developed to consider disassembly, remanufacturing of used/end-of-life product and assembly of the finished product. The finished product is composed of remanufactured and new components. A maintenance policy is sequentially integrated to reduce the system unavailability. The aim of this study is to help decision-makers, under certain conditions, choose the most cost-effective process for them to satisfy the customer as well as to adapt to the potential risk that can perturb the disassembly-assembly system. A heuristic is developed to determine the optimal ordered date of the used end-of-life product as well as the optimum release dates of new external components. The results reveal that considering some remanufacturing and purchase components costs, the proposed model is more economical in comparison with a model without remanufactured parts. Numerical results are provided to illustrate the impact of the variation of the ordering cost and quality of the used end-of-life product on the system profitability. Finally, the risk due to system repair periods is discussed, which has an impact on managerial decision-making.

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“…Moreover, the consolidation of regional industrial division of labor and development paths has intensified the imbalance of spatial development (Li & Wang, 2016). The purpose of coordinated regional development is to bring into play the comparative advantages and enthusiasm of different regions, and gradually reduce the gap in regional development through the improvement of market mechanisms, cooperation mechanisms, mutual assistance mechanisms, and support mechanisms to form a new pattern of complementary advantages and coordinated development among different regions (Xie et al, 2016). From the beginning of the Ninth Five-Year Plan, China has implemented a series of major strategies to promote coordinated regional development, including the rise of the central region and the development of the western region.…”

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Study on the Spatial-Temporal Pattern Evolution and Countermeasures of Regional Coordinated Development in Anhui Province, China

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Cao²,

Zhang³

2020

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Regional coordinated development was an important measure to resolve new contradictions in the new era, and it has gradually become a hotspot in geography research. At three time points of 2010, 2013, and 2017, by constructing an evaluation index system for the city comprehensive competitiveness, the entropy method and the coupling coordination model were used to study the coordinated development pattern of cities in Anhui Province. Moreover, we tried to raise the issue of regional coordinated development in Anhui Province and corresponding countermeasures. The results showed that the comprehensive competitiveness of cities in Anhui Province has strong spatiotemporal heterogeneity. The spatial development pattern with Hefei as the core was more obvious. The degree of urban coupling in Anhui Province first declined and then increased. The high values of coupling degree were mainly concentrated in cities such as Hefei and Chuzhou, and the low values were mainly concentrated in cities in northern Anhui such as Bozhou and Suzhou. Moreover, the degree of city coordination in Anhui Province has strong hierarchical characteristics. Hefei, Chuzhou and Bengbu have always occupied the position of high-quality coordination, while Chizhou, Bozhou and Suzhou in southern Anhui and northern Anhui have been in a state of imbalance. The research was conducive to improving the relevant theories of regional coordinated development and to provide more theoretical basis and practical significance for the coordinated development of Anhui Province.

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Coordinated Development Analysis of the “Resources-Environment-Ecology-Economy-Society” Complex System in China

Cited by 29 publications

References 25 publications

Research on the Spatial–Temporal Synthetic Measurement of the Coordinated Development of Population-Economy-Society-Resource-Environment (PESRE) Systems in China Based on Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Research on the Spatial–Temporal Synthetic Measurement of the Coordinated Development of Population-Economy-Society-Resource-Environment (PESRE) Systems in China Based on Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

Optimization of Two-Level Disassembly/Remanufacturing/Assembly System with an Integrated Maintenance Strategy

Study on the Spatial-Temporal Pattern Evolution and Countermeasures of Regional Coordinated Development in Anhui Province, China

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