2022
DOI: 10.54097/fbem.v4i3.1288
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Analyze the Development of China and Japan Relations from An Economic Perspective

Abstract: Since the 21st century, the relationship between China and Japan has been in a very delicate situation. People's attitudes and views towards Japan and the development of bilateral relations have always been different. Therefore, changes in China-Japan relations have always affected the hearts of the people of the two countries. Few countries in the world have such complex "love and hate" as China and Japan. Under the general trend of globalization, whether China Japan relations can develop smoothly not only af… Show more

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“…The fact, however, is that China's high-quality economic-social growth is imbalanced among regions, broadly coinciding with a trend of "high quality in the east of China, medium quality in the middle area, and low quality in the west of China" (Ma et al 2019). China has already placed greater value on the transfer process from the quantity-oriented development to the quality-oriented development (Tao and Xu 2021). It has recently been acknowledged that for China it is important to reconsider the connotation of China's high-quality economic-social growth and the core development concept (Tang et al 2020) not only, but also concentrate more on structural optimization, efficiency improvement, supporting institutions, equity, and sustainability (Healy and Barry 2017;Ren and Li 2018;Guo and Guo 2019;Liu and Ling 2020).…”
Section: High-quality Growthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fact, however, is that China's high-quality economic-social growth is imbalanced among regions, broadly coinciding with a trend of "high quality in the east of China, medium quality in the middle area, and low quality in the west of China" (Ma et al 2019). China has already placed greater value on the transfer process from the quantity-oriented development to the quality-oriented development (Tao and Xu 2021). It has recently been acknowledged that for China it is important to reconsider the connotation of China's high-quality economic-social growth and the core development concept (Tang et al 2020) not only, but also concentrate more on structural optimization, efficiency improvement, supporting institutions, equity, and sustainability (Healy and Barry 2017;Ren and Li 2018;Guo and Guo 2019;Liu and Ling 2020).…”
Section: High-quality Growthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The problem of innovation element mismatch has been difficult to eradicate due to the limited rationality of corporate managers, the limited marginal technological substitution rate of factors and the objective existence of information asymmetry [24]. It is worth noting that data, as a new innovation element, has a significant role in optimizing the allocation of other innovation elements, which can mitigate or even offset the negative effects of misallocation [25]. Specifically, the data can optimize the allocation of innovation elements through three channels: enhancing the mobility of innovation elements, improving the matching of supply and demand of innovation elements, and improving the precision of enterprise allocation decisions, so that it can continuously converge to the Pareto optimal state and thus drivng the improvement of enterprise technological innovation performance.…”
Section: Optimal Allocation Effectmentioning
confidence: 99%