현재 위치 - 중국 분류 정보 발표 플랫폼 - 여행정보 - A heavy interpretation of the digital economy index report shows a slight decline, and the development of the digital economy in various provinces remains stable

A heavy interpretation of the digital economy index report shows a slight decline, and the development of the digital economy in various provinces remains stable

According to Qianke Education, on January 12, 2021, Caixin Think Tank and Digital Alliance Mingpin BBD released the China Digital Economy Index Report for December 2020. my country’s Digital Economy Index recorded 601, a month-on-month decrease of 2.5% .

In December 2020, my country's digital economy index fell by 2.5% month-on-month, recording 601. The decline in the digital economy index in December was mainly due to the decline in the spillover index, the industry index, the spillover index, the integration index and the basic index. Contributing to the total index were 0.6%, -2.2%, 0.1% and -1.0% respectively.

In December 2020, the industry index, spillover index, integration index and basic index recorded 285, 91, 238 and 87 respectively, with month-on-month changes of 3.2%, -11.1%, 0.5% and -5.4% respectively. . In December, investment in my country's digital economy industry increased slightly, the integration speed of the digital economy and other industries increased slightly, the spillover of the digital economy to other industries decreased, and investment in digital economy infrastructure declined.

The integration of digital economy and real economy in industries such as industry, commerce, service and finance is reflected in the industrial Internet, smart supply chain, sharing economy and financial technology. Based on these four fields, we labor, capital and technological inputs to measure the degree of integration.

In December 2020, the industrial Internet, smart supply chain, shared economy and financial technology indexes were 447, 185, 217, and 204 respectively. Investment in smart supply chain and financial technology fields increased month-on-month, with an increase of 17.3% and 39.3% respectively. Investment in the industrial Internet and shared economy fields decreased month-on-month, by 10.1% and 3.2% respectively.

In December 2020, the top five digital economy indexes were Guangdong, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Zhejiang and Beijing, with indices of 1589, 1353, 1257, 1159 and 1080 respectively. The fastest rising ranking in December was Guangxi rose from 21st in November to 14th in December. Shanxi's ranking dropped the fastest in December, falling from fifteenth in November to twenty-second in December. The five provinces with the lowest rankings are Guizhou, Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, Ningxia and Tibet, with indices of 374, 357, 268, 267 and 166 respectively.

In December, we will look at the overall development of the digital economy in each province and city in my country in 2020. We will draw the year-on-year growth rate of the average digital economy index of each province and city in 2020 and the share of the digital economy index of each province in 2019. In a picture, we can see the scale of the digital economy in each province in 2019 and its corresponding growth in 2020.

We can divide all provinces into four quadrants based on share and growth rate. The first quadrant is provinces and cities with high digital economy index levels and fast growth rates. The representative regions are Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Regions such as Sichuan and Shandong; the second quadrant is provinces and cities with high levels of digital economy but slow growth, mainly Shanghai, Beijing, Hubei and other regions; the third quadrant is provinces and cities with low levels of digital economy and low growth rates, represented by The first quadrant is Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, and Tibet; the fourth quadrant is provinces and cities with low levels of digital economy but fast growth, mainly Heilongjiang, Gansu, Xinjiang, and Shanxi. This shows that the digital economy in developed areas such as Guangdong, Zhejiang and Jiangsu is still growing rapidly, but Beijing and Shanghai may have slower growth due to their larger digital economies, while the growth rate in less developed regions in the northwest in 2020 Relatively developed regions have no advantages. Taken together, regional differences in the digital economy have not shown a significant downward trend in 2020.

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