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Research on Exhibition Evaluation Based on 400 Exhibition Economy Information Journal

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  • Chuanhong Xu
  • Jing Li

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Along with the development of Chinese exhibition economy, convention and exhibition industry get more and more attention of experts and scholars, the research achievements of the exhibition economy has countless. In this paper, the authors use 400 exhibition economy information journals, the exhibition, in terms of assessing statistics and will present the related results. The trace of the process, this paper first exhibition evaluation research in China in recent years are reviewed, and then evaluate the exhibition are summarized, and then comb when the current assessment of present situation and the period of exhibition economy the assessment of the status quo through " 400 Chinese Exhibition Economy Information Journal ", and the problems existing in the evaluation of combing the exhibition puts forward relevant policy suggestions.

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  • Chuanhong Xu & Jing Li, 2014. "Research on Exhibition Evaluation Based on 400 Exhibition Economy Information Journal," Business and Management Research, Business and Management Research, Sciedu Press, vol. 3(3), pages 20-26, September.
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