Resource endowment, economic foundation, and the construction of Hainan Free Trade Port

CHENG, Yeqing; Zhang, Jinping; Chen, Yan

doi:10.18402/resci.2021.02.03

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“…With the development of Hainan's characteristic agriculture, the cross-border e-commerce of aquatic and marine products will also have greater convenience. The continuous expansion of trade will attract more international investment to participate in the upgrading of Hainan's industrial structure, which will inevitably lead to the expansion of the international trade scale of various industries in Hainan [3][4].In recent years, in order to have a good business environment for cross-border e-commerce enterprises, Hainan has implemented a number of policies and programs in recent years [5][6][7][8]. With the strong support of national and local poli-cies, facing the increasing market demand, the cross-border e-commerce of Hainan free trade port has shown a sharp increase trend, and the growth rate has basically reached more than 30% in recent years (Figure 1).…”

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Construction of modern industrial system of Hainan free trade port -- Taking cross border e-commerce of agricultural products as an example

Lin,

2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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Based on the background of the construction of the modern industrial system of Hainan free trade port, taking the opportunity of the adjustment of Hainan's industrial structure, this paper conducts an in-depth study on the cross-border e-commerce industry of agricultural products in Hainan, taking coconuts in the planting industry and aquatic and marine products in the fishery as examples, explores the development of the cross-border e-commerce industry of agricultural products in the construction of the modern industrial system of Hainan free trade port, and puts forward the corresponding optimization strategies.

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Construction of modern industrial system of Hainan free trade port -- Taking cross border e-commerce of agricultural products as an example

Lin,

2023

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…Hainan boasts a tropical climate and lush forests that are rich in animal and plant diversity (Nunes Leonel et al, 2020) and is one of the most valuable biodiversity conservation areas in China (Zhang, 1998;IUCN, 2013;Wang et al, 2016). Hainan is economically strategically located between the mainland and Pacific Ocean and is an important maritime channel for China to connect with Southeast Asia and other regions (Cheng et al, 2021). Thus, Hainan has been at the forefront of Chinese economic policy reform (Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and National Assembly of the PRC, 2018PRC, , 2020NPC Standing Committee, 2021) and is home to a major port within China's Belt and Road project (China National Development and Reform Commission et al, 2015).…”

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Socio-Ecological Effects on the Patterns of Non-native Plant Distributions on Hainan Island

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Non-native plants spread to recipient areas via natural or human-mediated modes of dispersal, and, if the non-native species are invasive, introduction potentially causes impacts on native plants and local ecosystems as well as economic losses. Therefore, we studied the diversity and distributional patterns of non-native plant species diversity in the tropical island province of Hainan, China and its relationships with environmental and socioeconomic factors by generating a checklist of species and subsequently performing an analysis of phylogenetic diversity. To generate the checklist, we began with the available, relevant literature representing 19 administrative units of Hainan and determined the casual, naturalized, or invasive status of each species by conducting field surveys within 14 administrative units. We found that non-native plants of Hainan comprise 77 casual species, 42 naturalized species, and 63 invasive species. Moreover, we found that non-native plant species had diverse origins from North and South America, Africa, and Asia and that the most common species across administrative areas belong to the plant families Asteraceae and Fabaceae. Moreover, the numbers of non-native species distributed in the areas of Hainan bording the coast arer greater than those within interior areas of the province. Among the coastal areas, Haikou has the highest species richness and, simultaneously, the highest values for significantly, positively correlated predictor variables, population and GDP (R2 = 0.60, P < 0.01; R2 = 0.64, P < 0.01, respectively). In contrast, the landlocked administrative units of Tunchang and Ding’an have the smallest number of non-native species, while their populations are less than a quarter of that of Haikou and their GDP less than one tenth. Among natural environmental variables, we determined that the number of non-native species had the strongest correlation with the minimum temperature in the coldest month, which predicts a smaller number of non-native species. Additionally, non-native species are primarily distributed in urban and rural built-up areas and agricultural areas; areas that are dominated by human activities. Overall, our study provides a working checklist of the non-native plants of Hainan as well as a theoretical framework and reference for the control of invasive plants of the province.

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The impact of water resource constraints on industrial linkages in the Yellow River basin

Lili,

Yanlei,

Shurong

2024

Front. Environ. Sci.

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PurposeLow water resource utilization rate, water environment pollution, and water ecology deterioration are unfavorable factors restricting the high-quality development of the Yellow River basin and the coordinated development of the region, and industrial linkage is an important mechanism to promote the regional “pole-diffusion” effect. Currently, the water resource constraints of the Yellow River basin are close to the upper limit; in this context, how to enhance the industrial linkage between regions, promote the coordinated development of resources and economy in the Yellow River basin, and construct new “growth poles” of high-quality development has become an important proposition.MethodsBy analyzing the mechanism of water resource constraints affecting industrial linkage and constructing a mediation effect model, we investigate the transmission mechanism of water resource constraints affecting industrial linkage through virtual water trade and optimization of industrial structure.ResultsThe results show that water resource constraints significantly inhibit the development of industrial linkage in the whole basin, but enhance the development of industrial linkage through the promotion of virtual water trade and optimization of industrial structure; in terms of subregions, there are differences in the mediation effect in the Yellow River basin in the regions with advantages in agriculture and animal husbandry, in the regions with advantages in the energy industry, and in the regions with advantages in the emerging industry and advanced manufacturing industry.InspirationThis study has several aims: first, the rational use of the virtual water trade model of the Yellow River basin; second, use of the basin as a whole to promote the upgrading of industrial structure; third, the development of water resource rigid constraints in accordance with local conditions to promote the sustainable development of the economy; and fourth, promotion of the construction of the industrial community of the whole basin to realize the synergistic high-quality development of the Yellow River basin.Marginal contributionIn the study of high-quality development in the Yellow River basin, the existing literature focuses on the optimization of the industrial layout and industrial structure based on the theory of resource advantage and industrial division of labor. Based on this, this article analyzes the impact of water resource constraints on the industrial linkage of regions with advantages in agriculture and animal husbandry, energy industry, and emerging industry and advanced manufacturing industry from the perspective of the adaptability of water resources to the layout of productive forces and puts forward the proposal of coordinating the linkage development of industries in the whole river basin, which promotes the research on the relationship between water resources and industries.

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Resource endowment, economic foundation, and the construction of Hainan Free Trade Port

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Construction of modern industrial system of Hainan free trade port -- Taking cross border e-commerce of agricultural products as an example

Construction of modern industrial system of Hainan free trade port -- Taking cross border e-commerce of agricultural products as an example

Socio-Ecological Effects on the Patterns of Non-native Plant Distributions on Hainan Island

The impact of water resource constraints on industrial linkages in the Yellow River basin

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