对话许正中京津冀为何竞争不过珠、长三角（Dialogue Xu Zhengzhong Beijing, Tianjin and why not compete in the Pearl River Delta, the Yangtze River Delta）.docVIP

对话许正中京津冀为何竞争不过珠、长三角（Dialogue Xu Zhengzhong Beijing, Tianjin and why not compete in the Pearl River Delta, the Yangtze River Delta） The ten districts and counties of Beijing have recently published their so-called population control data during the 12th Five-Year, so that people can see some worries and thoughts about the speed and efficiency of the citys economic development over the next five years. But as the central city of Beijing, Tianjin and the economic circle, the move in Beijing has also made people wonder: regulating population growth, is really conducive to the realization of the long-term economic development target of this region? To observe the Chinese trend of economic development in recent years, it has been seen that the Pearl River Delta A new force suddenly rises. formed in the Pearl River Delta, the economic circle, known as the first polar Chinese economic development; the development of Pudong New Area, the Yangtze River Delta city circle after another, became the second Chinese stimulating economic growth. From the construction of the Bohai rim region as a major national development strategy, the so-called Bohai economic circle composed of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei region should become the third growth pole of Chinas economy. Allegedly, the national development and Reform Commission, the regional economic division after five years of research, preparation, has formed a relatively complete regional economic planning blueprint for Beijing, Tianjin and the metropolitan area. But this dream will become a reality, but also what kind of road? Compared with the other two economic circles, why is the competitiveness of Beijing Tianjin Hebei economic circle always lagging behind? What is the most realistic question in front of us? The China Times reporter invited in January 12th to the central leadership put forward the development of Tianjin Binhai New Area strategic concept, and has been supported by Xu Zhengzhong, Professor of economics, National S