The Development Strategy and Mode Based on Advantage Integration
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Anshi Xie, School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.
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Yongda Yu, School of Public Policy and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.
This paper proposed the advantage integration based development model applied to the regional development, which is helpful to promote the regional development become more balanced. First, we explained what advantage integration oriented economic development strategy and mode means, what distinguishing feature does it has comparing with the comparative advantage theory. Then, from the perspective of marginal productivity of economic development elements, we demonstrated that the whole word would eventually form the pattern of multi-win situation, if the advantage integration oriented development strategy and mode was formulated and implemented by the countries all over the world. In this situation, every country input and output advantage with each other, and established coordinated development mode. This economic development model is beneficial to achieve the sustainable balance of regional development, since the imbalance of regional development is the primary cause of global problems humanity faced.
Development Model, Advantage Integration, Comparative Advantage, Regional Development, Model Analysis
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