魅力昆山

昆山是一座区位优越的城市。东靠国际大都市上海,西依历史文化名城苏州,市域面积931平方公里,常住人口163万。5条高速公路贯穿全境,京沪高铁、沪宁高铁、上海轨道交通等在昆山都设有站点,距上海虹桥国际机场、浦东国际机场约40分钟和90分钟的车程,交通十分便捷,人流、物流等成本相对较低。     

魅力昆山 开放 融合 创新 卓越

昆山,是一座充满灵气的江南水乡城市。东靠国际大都市上海,西依历史文化名城苏州。市域面积927平方公里,户籍总人口68万,下辖1个国家级开发区、3个省级开发区和10个镇。这里是百戏之祖昆曲的发源地,盛产阳澄湖清水大闸蟹,千年古镇周庄被誉为中国第一水乡,享誉海内外。     

坚持走新型城镇化道路 加快打造现代化新型小城市——以太仓市沙溪镇为例

正太仓沙溪是一座有着1300多年历史传承的文化古镇,是中国新舞蹈奠基人吴晓邦的故乡。近年来,沙溪镇加快产业转型升级,高标准推进城镇规划建设,着力提升民生保障水平,经济和社会发展跃上新台阶,先后荣获"中国历史文化名镇"、"中国民间艺术(舞蹈)之乡"、"国家卫生镇"、"全国环境优美镇"进入全国综合实力千强镇前列,成     

魅力昆山

昆山,是一座区位优越的城市。东靠国际大都市上海,西依历史文化名城苏州,市域面积931平方公里,常往人口159万,其中户籍人口72万。     

魅力昆山

昆山,是一座充满灵气的江南水乡城市。东靠国际大都市上海,西依历史文化名城苏州,市域面积927平方公里,户籍人口69万,下辖1个国家级开发区、3个省级开发区和9个镇。这里是“百戏之祖”昆曲的发源地,盛产阳澄湖清水大闸蟹,千年古镇周庄被誉为“中国第一水乡”,享誉海内外。     

魅力昆山

昆山,是一座充满灵气的江南水乡城市。东靠男际大都市上海,西依历史文化名城苏州．是人流、物流、资金流和信息流的交汇之地。市域面积931．5平厅公里．户籍人口71万,下辖3个国家级开发区、2个省级开发区和9个镇。这里是“百戏之祖”昆曲的发源地．盛产阳澄湖清水大闸蟹,千年古镇周庄被誉为“中国第一水乡”,享誉海内外。     

魅力昆山 开放 融合 创新 卓越

昆山,是一座充满灵气的江南水乡城市。东靠国际大都市上海,西依历史文化名城苏州,是人流、物流、资金流和信息流的交汇之地。市域面积931.5平方公里,户籍人口71万,下辖3个国家级开发区、2个省级开发区和9个镇。这里是"百戏之祖"昆曲的发源地,盛产阳澄湖清水大闸蟹,千年古     

用技术经济理论和方法指导高铁研究——评《高速铁路与经济社会发展新格局》

<正>回顾中国高速铁路(以下简称为"高铁")的发展历程,可以看到,中国高铁经过20多年的预研和近10年的大规模建设,2万公里的网络形态已逐渐完善,运营里程占据世界高铁运营里程的60%。中国高铁正在深刻地改变着国内的交通运输格局,提升了交通运输的服务质量,塑造着人们新的出行文化。对于这样一个投资巨大的国家发展战略,发展高铁对于中国的意义早已不再局限于提高交通运输能力,而是触及对区域城市发展乃至国民经济和国家     

苏州昆山举办2003年锦溪旅游文化艺术节

本刊讯近日,在全国抗击非典取得阶段性胜利之际,昆山锦溪镇瞄准时机,迅速行动,复苏本镇的旅游业,举办了2003年苏州昆山锦溪旅游文化艺术节。锦溪是一个有着两千五百多年历史的水乡古镇,文化底蕴深厚,旅游资源丰富。近几年,锦溪镇党委、政府充分重视和发展特色文化建设,坚持“旅游兴镇”战略,深入挖掘锦溪千年历史文化渊源,把特色文化创建与古镇旅游开发有机结合起来,打出了“中国(民间)博物馆之乡”的特色品牌。三年来,开设了篆刻艺术馆、柿园艺术馆、华东第一古董馆、中国陶都紫砂博物馆、中华历代钱币珍藏馆、东俊根雕艺术馆和张省美术馆…     

转型升级 开创做优周市新征程

周市镇位于昆山市北部．地处昆山、太仓、常熟三市交界．紧靠昆山市区、昆山开发区和昆山高新区．是昆山市委市政府确定的北部城市副中心。距上海虹桥机场42公里．距浦东国际机场92公里．20分钟内可达沪宁高铁和沪宁高速公路。苏昆太、绕城、     

Health, Wealth, Fertility, Education, and Inequality

The authors use a new cross-country dataset to estimate the strength of the links between different dimensions of social and economic development, including indicators of health, fertility, and education, as well as material wellbeing. This differs from previous studies in employing data for different income groups in each country in order to provide direct evidence on factors driving inequality, and in using a unique measure of material wellbeing that does not rely on PPP comparisons.     

Inflation,money, interest rate,exchange rate,and casuality: the case of Egypt,Morocco, and Tunisia

This study provides further evidence of the inflationary efects of the rates of growth of money supply, gross domestic product, efective exchange rate, and imported inflation for Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia using quarterly data from 1964 to 1990. In addition, it examines the Granger causality between inflation and money supply as well as between inflation and the real exchange rate in the countries under consideration. Most of the results are consistent with extant theory and empirical evidence.     

IPR,Trade, FDI,and Technology Transfer

In this survey, we discuss how intellectual property rights （IPR） protection in the South affects trade flows, foreign direct investment （FDI） flows, and technology transfers from the North to the South. We also discuss optimal IPR policies and their effect on innovation. Our discussion covers both theoretical studies and empirical evidence. This survey is both comprehensive and critical. It aims to give readers the current state of IPR and globalization literature. Some issues have been studied more thoroughly, whereas for others the surface has only been scratched upon. This survey gives readers a clearer picture of the literature and may help them find future research topics.     

Trade,Remittances, Institutions,and Economic Growth

This paper empirically investigates the role of trade, remittances, and institutions in economic development in a large sample of developing countries using recently developed instruments for all these variables. Both cross-country (over 30 years) and dynamic panel data (over 5-year periods) regressions of growth rates on instrumented trade, remittances, and institutions provide evidence of a significant impact of trade, institutions, and remittances on growth. While institutions foster growth, remittances hamper it. The effect of trade on growth is positive in cross-sectional regressions but ambiguous in dynamic panel data regressions. These results are indicative of a more important role for trade in explaining growth in the very long run compared with over shorter horizons.