Pearl River Delta
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China’s ‘Canal Project Of The Century’ Build For $10 Billion Nears Launch
The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region in South China is poised to inaugurate the Pinglu Canal, a $10 billion infrastructure project often referred to as “The Canal Project Of The Century.” This ambitious undertaking aims to establish direct river-to-sea transport, significantly impacting regional logistics and potentially influencing broader maritime trade routes. The canal's development raises important considerations regarding international waterways and environmental impact, aligning with discussions explored in our related article, "International legal regulation of marine plastic pollution." Further developments are being closely monitored.
Analysis of natural resource total factor productivity in China’s eastern coastal region based on integrating static SBM-DEA with multi-frontier decomposition
Analysis of natural resource total factor productivity (NTFP) in China’s eastern coastal region reveals a persistent advantage, approximately 2.3 to 2.8 times greater than inland areas, driven by marine industrial concentration and innovation. Integrating static SBM-DEA with multi-frontier decomposition, this research identifies regional technology disparities, provincial heterogeneity, and intra-provincial inefficiencies as key drivers. Leading coastal provinces, like the Yangtze and Pearl River Deltas, define the national efficiency frontier, while others lag due to internal inefficiencies.