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Analysis on the structure and economic resilience capacity of China’s regional economic network

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  • Ruocan Lu
  • Zhihui Yang

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This paper analyzes the heterogeneous influence of economic networks on urban economic resilience capacity from different network characteristics, providing an innovative research perspective and theoretical framework for the economic resilience capacity of urban clusters. The urban economic elasticity is measured by multiple indicators and constructed economic network using night light data, the complex network approach was combined with spatial econometrics to analyse the contribution of economic network linkages and economic network locations to regional economic resilience capacity. The results show that: urban economic network linkage has a significant positive impact on urban economic resilience capacity, and the polycentric pattern of urban clusters has a driving effect on this impact; in contrast, the influence of urban network location on economic resilience capacity has an inverted u-shaped curve. Compared with non-smart cities, regions in smart cities are better able to promote urban economic resilience capacity through economic networks, and the impact of economic networks on regional economic resilience capacity has network external spillover effects beyond geographical distance, The results of the study infer that cities in urban agglomeration should rationalize network locations, and build a coordinated urban agglomeration network structure to enhance economic resilience capacity of the regional economy.

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  • Ruocan Lu & Zhihui Yang, 2024. "Analysis on the structure and economic resilience capacity of China’s regional economic network," Applied Economics, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 56(32), pages 3920-3938, July.
  • Handle: RePEc:taf:applec:v:56:y:2024:i:32:p:3920-3938
    DOI: 10.1080/00036846.2023.2208852
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