时尚产业如何提速发展

应发挥纺织服装、文化创意、轻工产业和城市发展优势，加大资源要素整合、提升、组合，形威以杭州、宁波、温州、金华-义乌、嘉兴五大城市为重点的时尚产业布局结构，打造时尚之都。     

强化三大产业支撑 把重庆建设成为时尚之都的构想

把重庆建设成为“时尚之都”，是重庆市2006年《政府工作报告》中提出的一个具有战略意义的命题，对于加快重庆“十一五”期间二、三产业发展，增强城市综合竞争力，提升城市形象，提高市民素质，把重庆建成长江上游经济中心都将起到重要的推动作用。纵观伦敦、巴黎、好莱坞、硅谷、香港等世界时尚之都，无一不是从产业发展到文化渗透而引领时尚，并且这些城市都是原创时尚的发源地。重庆是一座具有深厚巴渝文化积淀的历史名城，又是一座充满生机与活力的现代工业文明城市。根据重庆的这些特质，“打造时尚之都”应该首先抓产业发展，以创意产业、时尚产业、新型服务业三大产业为支撑，带动聚集相关产业发展，形成若干产业链条，打造知名品牌，推出时尚原创。从而激励创新创意、增强竞争能力、聚集市场人气、提升重庆形象，建设动感、时尚、魅力重庆。     

泰国天使之城

曼谷是泰国的“佛教之都”，是融合东西方文化、包罗万象的“天使之城”。曼谷之行只有短短两天，     

打造时尚之都

时尚产业与都市化发展密不可分,是城市经济实力与软实力的综合体现,也是城市建设发展的响亮名片。那么宁波距离国际知名的＂时尚之都＂有多远？如何加快发展设宁波的时尚产业？宁波市政府发展研究中心会同浙江纺织服装职业技术学院,围绕打造＂时尚之都＂进行了调研,并提出了富有创新意义的对策建议。     

重庆与曼谷:山水之间,合作之城

<正>城市简介曼谷,别名"天使之城"、"佛庙之都",位于湄南河畔,是黄袍之国泰国的首都,亦是泰国政治、经济、文化、教育、交通运输中心及最大城市。曼谷市内河道纵横,货运频繁,有"东方威尼斯"之称,而曼谷港,是泰国和世界著名的稻米输出港之一。曼谷一直以旅游和佛教盛名。2013年被评选为全球最受欢迎的旅游城市,世界著名的大王宫、鳄鱼潭、考艾国家公园等旅游景点坐落在曼谷;曼谷也是众多佛教     

哈尔滨市文化旅游产业发展战略研究

哈尔滨作为具有独特文化旅游资源的城市,存在着文化旅游资源开发力度不够、缺乏整体规划和特色不鲜明等问题.文化旅游产业发展需要打造国际标准和唯一性,努力做大做强哈尔滨文化旅游产业,要推动文化产业转型升级,扩大文化品牌的影响力,加大旅游文化时尚融合力度,加快冰城夏都旅游文化名城建设.     

浅谈打造以《鄂尔多斯婚礼》品牌为代表的城市文化名片

打造一张“浓缩城市文化精华,彰显城市独特魅力”的城市文化名片能够对城市“软实力”的塑造起到重要的推动作用.《鄂尔多新婚礼》品牌内涵丰富,集鄂尔多斯文化之大成,借助《鄂尔多斯婚礼》品牌传播载体的优势与自身知名度,定会使其成为独特的鄂尔多斯城市文化名片,将为弘扬鄂尔多斯文化、体现城市文化魅力、提高城市知名度等多方面做出重要贡献.     

发展时尚产业 建设时尚之都

把发展时尚产业作为温州轻工产业转型升级的最佳路径,把建设时尚之都作为温州城市转型发展的特色定位,努力为温州再创辉煌打造新引擎、营造新优势。     

重庆旅游的国际舞剧——访重庆市副市长谭栖伟

重庆是中国优秀旅游城市。丰富的旅游资源,悠久的历史文化,异彩纷呈的人文景观和山水园林的建筑格局,使重庆成为魅力之都、时尚之城。直辖九年来,在重庆市委、市政府的正确领导之下,重庆旅游业取得了长足的发展和可喜的成绩。今年,重庆提出打造“温泉之都”、“餐饮之都”的战略决策,引起海内外的广泛关注。重庆,正在朝着建设中国旅游经济强市,国内外知名的重要旅游目的地和长江上游地区旅游集散中心的宏伟目标迈进。     

宁波都市文化建设研究

都市文化、都市精神和都市形象是构筑大都市的内在要求。宁波的都市文化建设必须按照构筑大都市文化的要求，采取“交叉战略定位”模式。重点实施都市文化的“三色建构”，打造时尚之都、活力之城，培育都市精神，塑造东方商都、滨水华城、和谐家园的都市形象。     

亲山亲水亲民

打造内陆最开放的城市,重庆拥有"两江四岸"等独特资源.2008年市政府工作报告提出,今后重庆的发展要打好山水牌,整体推进长江、嘉陵江"两江四岸"城市规划建设,实施渝中半岛城市形象设计方案,打造亲水近水、观山览水的独特风貌和宜居环境.     

House prices, money, credit, and the macroeconomy

This paper assesses the links between money, credit, house prices,and economic activity in industrialized countries over the lastthree decades. The analysis is based on a fixed-effects panelvector autoregression, estimated using quarterly data for 17industrialized countries spanning the period 1970–2006.The main results of the analysis are the following. (i) Thereis evidence of a significant multidirectional link between houseprices, monetary variables, and the macroeconomy. (ii) The linkbetween house prices and monetary variables is found to be strongerover a more recent sub-sample from 1985 to 2006. (iii) The effectsof shocks to money and credit are found to be stronger whenhouse prices are booming.     

Stabilization, adjustment, and the poor

This paper attempts to survey the recent literature on the impact of stabilization and adjustment programs upon the poor and to consider some of the key issues in the context of a particular equity-oriented low-income country. Tanzania. After looking at some of the approaches of earlier studies, this paper analyzes the effects of restructuring policies, macroeconomic restraint, and strategic policy change. The author then reviews available evidence on the recent experience of Tanzania with external shock, efforts at stabilization, and relations with the IMF.In conclusion, the author argues that in order to better understand their impact on poverty we need more detailed analyses of specific countries' experience with different kinds of macroeconomic imbalance and different short- to medium-term policy responses. However, he does indicate with some certainty that when equivalent external blows impact upon very low-income countries, there must be a presumption that, other things being equal (including the distribution of income), the proportion of households and people pushed over the line into “absolute poverty” will be greater than in middle-income countries. The international community should provide external finance to aid these low-income countries in limiting the negative impact on the poorest.     

Energy, the Environment, and Innovation

In this paper we review the theoretical and empirical literatureon the role of policies in stimulating innovation that is designedto produce greener and more energy-efficient technologies. Firstwe review the theoretical literature on the role of purely environmentalpolicies in inducing firms to undertake environmental innovation.The conclusion is that for a wide range of policies and in awide range of circumstances one cannot prove that these policiesnecessarily induce greater innovation. We then consider theempirical evidence, which suggests that the effect of thesepolicies is weak but that the largest effects come in the longrun when, through learning-by-doing, firms better understandthe scope and potential for new energy-efficient technologies.Finally we consider the design of both environmental and technologypolicies, and show that the interaction of these policies iscomplex and warrants considerable further research.     

Globalization, Growth, and the Poor

This paper discusses the possible causal relationships and empirical associations between globalization and growth, growth and poverty reduction, and, finally, globalization and poverty reduction. We argue that globalization can contribute much to poverty reduction both directly and by accelerating growth. Second, the contributions of redistributive policies are very likely to be less than the contribution of greater access to markets, more competitive insurance and financial markets, and improved institutions to poverty reduction. The potential effect of greater international integration on poverty reduction, however, is limited by domestic policy failures in developing countries and also by continued protectionism, particularly in developed countries.     

Options,premium contracts,and the EOE

Summary The article examines the development of options trading in Amsterdam from the seventeenth century to the present time. It shows how the market for traditional options, or premium contracts, was restricted by a number of limitations and how a new form of option — the exchange traded option, and a new options market — the European Options Exchange (E.O.E.), were introduced to overcome these limitations. It examines the first two years of operation of the E.O.E., analyzes some of the problems faced by the E.O.E., and looks at the future development of this new market.     

Money,Velocity, and the Stock Market

This paper provides a study of the relationship between money growth variability, velocity, and the stock market, using recent advances in financial econometrics. We estimate a trivariate VARMA, GARCH-in-Mean, BEKK model to quantify the effects of financial market and money supply instability. We investigate the robustness of the results to different definitions of money using monthly Divisia indices for the United States from the Center for Financial Stability (CFS). Empirical evidence supports significance of financial market and money supply volatility, and we conclude that Friedman’s money supply volatility hypothesis is alive and well.