May 28, 2024SustainabilityOpen Access

Is China’s Rural Revitalization Good Enough? Evidence from Spatial Agglomeration and Cluster Analysis

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Rural revitalization across China grew steadily from 2010 to 2020 but remains low overall, displaying pronounced spatial agglomeration and persistent regional inequality.
National index scores averaged merely 0.47 across thirty-one provinces, while the top-performing province of Jiangsu attained a score of 0.64 in cluster analysis.
Spatial and cluster analyses tracking thirty-one provincial regions over eleven years highlight severe disparities, urging tailored policies for sustainable economic development.

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XQXiaodong QuUniversity of Macau YZYuxi ZhangNational Institutes of Health ZLZhenming LiDalian Institute of Chemical Physics

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Spatial and cluster analysis reveals uneven rural revitalization across thirty-one Chinese provincial units, highlighting persistent regional development disparities.

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Qu et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e680fab6db643587609e83 https://doi.org/10.3390/su16114574

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Spatial and cluster analysis reveals uneven rural revitalization across thirty-one Chinese provincial units, highlighting persistent regional development disparities.

Is China’s Rural Revitalization Good Enough? Evidence from Spatial Agglomeration and Cluster Analysis

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Is China’s Rural Revitalization Good Enough? Evidence from Spatial Agglomeration and Cluster Analysis

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