The practical context of this research is threefold:the new global technological revolution and industrial transformation,which present new trends in the structural changes of secondary and tertiary industries As Chinas economy enters the late stage of industrialization,the changes in these industries have become a focal issue The new stage of development accelerates the creation of a new development pattern,giving a fresh meaning to the coordinated development of secondary and tertiary industries
The concept of the coordinated development of the secondary and tertiary industries can be understood in two aspects:Firstly,the coordinated development of the secondary and tertiary industries refers to an objective process or state without indicating external influence This could result from natural market regulation or the combined effects of market forces and government intervention Secondly,the integrated and coordinated development of the secondary and tertiary industries,where “integrated” implies comprehensive planning “Integrated coordination” inherently includes government macroeconomic intervention in the relationship between these industries,encompassing government planning,industrial policies,and other aspects Therefore,studying the integrated and coordinated development of the secondary and tertiary industries involves a combination of theoretical and policy research,encompassing both objective analysis and the study of policy rationality
The major issues involved in this coordination includes:firstly,whether marketdriven structural changes in secondary and tertiary industries lead to a continuous structural slowdown in the economy,and whether government coordination can alter this trend;secondly,whether these structural changes affect the quality of economic development,and whether government intervention can promote highquality economic growth;thirdly,whether these changes impact other aspects of economic operations and development,and whether government coordination can resolve or alleviate these issues
Therefore,it is essential to focus on the potential economic slowdown caused by structural changes in the secondary and tertiary industries and to investigate how to coordinate their development to promote stable and rapid economic growth;it is crucial to study the potential impact of these structural changes on the quality of economic development and to explore how coordinated development of the secondary and tertiary industries can drive highquality economic growth;it is necessary to concentrate on the possible effects of structural changes in these industries on urban and rural regional development,aiming to find ways to coordinate their development to foster balanced and harmonious urban and rural regional growth
The main policy directions encompass three aspects:(1) macroeconomic policy:strengthen macroeconomic control policies to mitigate triple pressures and stabilize economic growth,creating conditions for rectifying new industrial structural imbalances Key policy measures include designing a scheme for issuing consumption vouchers to lowincome residents to expand consumption demand,fully promoting the digital transformation of manufacturing to foster qualitydriven investment and address weaknesses in the industrial chain,and formulating and announcing medium and longterm tax reduction plans to guide,stabilize,and enhance market expectations (2) industrial structure policy:enhance the role of industrial structure policies by coordinating the development of manufacturing and service industries within the context of advancing new industrialization Implement supportive industrial structure policies that treat all types of enterprises equally (3) urbanrural regional policy:the rural revitalization strategy should be vigorously implemented to promote the development of nonagricultural industries in towns and villages This includes promoting the strategy of localized urbanization,guiding the transfer of some urban industries to towns,especially encouraging the transfer of eastern urban industries to towns in the central and western regions,and supporting the return of talent and other resources to rural areas Additionally,the implementation of a regional coordinated development strategy should be accelerated to facilitate the regional transfer and optimal allocation of industries