Research on Countermeasures to Improve the Comprehensive Carrying Capacity of Jingzhou County
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Keywords
county economy, fulcrum construction, urban-rural integration, regional development
Abstract
For Jingzhou to achieve its development goals of strengthening infrastructure, expanding its economic reach, and broadening its vision in regional pivot construction, a crucial dependent variable should be the county-level economic development. As a transitional space bridging urban and rural areas, counties situated at the “urban-rural junction” serve as pivotal nodes in regional comprehensive capacity. These areas possess operational capabilities for managing economic, social, cultural, and ecological elements within their jurisdictions, playing a crucial role in facilitating high-quality socioeconomic development and steadily advancing common prosperity through their strategic position as “linking bridges” between urban and rural regions.
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