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A Comparative Study on Four Bay Areas

In: Geographically Embedded World Economic Hubs

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  • Dongni He

    (Guangzhou Institute of the GBA)

  • Yongli Shi

    (Guangzhou Institute of the GBA)

  • Da Yi

    (Guangzhou Institute of the GBA)

Abstract

When we employ the concept of Geographically Embedded World Economic Hub to study the four bay areas, similarities across become apparent. First, resources, innovation, and industries are deeply embedded in these areas, which thus become irreplaceable for market participants, talents, and researchers. Second, all four bay areas are domestically rooted but globally connected through economic opening, a key feature of the Hub. In this book, this feature is reflected in three open systems that are critical to technological innovation, namely, an open science, education, and talent system, an open enterprise system, and an open financial system. Lastly, all these areas have significant influence on the global geopolitical and economic landscape as they may serve as either flashpoints for geopolitical and economic crises or anchors for nations to navigate through such crises and to drive development.

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  • Dongni He & Yongli Shi & Da Yi, 2025. "A Comparative Study on Four Bay Areas," Springer Books, in: Yongnian Zheng & Dongni He (ed.), Geographically Embedded World Economic Hubs, chapter 0, pages 241-292, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-981-96-7355-1_6
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-96-7355-1_6
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