Research on the Evolution Process of High-Tech Industrial Parks from the Perspective of Life Cycle
Publication: ICCREM 2021
ABSTRACT
On the perspective of life cycle, the evolution process of the high-tech industrial park (HTIP) was analyzed, and the phase division model and the evolution phase identification model were constructed to explore the rule of evolution process of the HTIP. The effectiveness of the models proposed in this paper was verified through the case of X High-Tech Industrial Park in Shenyang. On this basis of the evolution regulation, the policy suggestions for the operation of the park were given to promote the efficient and sustainable development of the HTIP.
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