摘要
我国步入中国式现代化新征程,优化重大生产力布局对于促进区域协调发展具有重要的战略意义。党的十八大以来,随着国内外环境变化和区域发展条件改善,我国重大生产力布局出现了积极的变化,既增强了区域高质量发展动力,又为缩小区域发展差距提供了有利的条件。当前,我国优化重大生产力布局要从统筹好发展和安全出发,积极服务新发展格局,着力夯实经济高质量发展的基础。优化重大生产力布局的重点方向是立足中国式现代化的本质特征,锚定中国式现代化的基本目标,从微观层面完善要素配置与产业布局机制,从中观层面构建点线面高效组合的大国产业空间布局体系,从宏观层面提升适应新发展格局的中国产业全球战略布局能力。为此,要坚持问题导向与目标导向相结合,充分发挥市场机制作用,采取精准有效政策保障重大生产力布局优化调整。
Improving the distribution of the major productive forces has strategic importance for promoting coordinated regional development on a new journey of Chinese modernization. Since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China(CPC), national productive forces have positive change with the change of the world environment and regional development conditions. The changes show that regional high-quality development forces have been strengthened and the gaps in per capita GDP at provincial level have narrowed. The measures on ensuring security in development, serving a New Development Pattern and Strengthening the foundation of high-quality development should be taken for improving the distribution of the major productive forces. According to the features and targets of Chinese modernization,the main directions of improving the distribution of the major productive forces include several aspects: improving the mechanism of allocation of production factors and industrial distribution in micro level, building the effective spatial distribution that has point, line and surface composition in median level and enhancing the abilities for strategic and global distribution of Chinese industries in a New Development Pattern. Further more,the central government should follow the leading of problems and targets, give full play to the market mechanism and take effective and accurate measures to optimize and adjust the distribution of the major productive forces.
出处
《区域经济评论》
CSSCI
北大核心
2023年第2期12-18,F0002,共8页
Regional Economic Review
基金
中国社会科学院创新工程项目“新形势下我国区域高质量发展研究”(2020GJS02)。
关键词
中国式现代化
区域协调发展
重大生产力布局
Chinese Modernization
Coordinated Regional Development
The Distribution of the Major Productive Forces
