China'S Top 100 Industrial Clusters Live In Eastern Coastal Areas.

On the 27 day, a research institution announced the list of "China's 100 best industrial clusters".

The industry cluster on this list is mainly distributed in the eastern coastal areas of China, and labor intensive industries account for the majority.

According to the one hundred industrial clusters evaluated by the Institute of industrial economics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, there are twenty-nine in Zhejiang, twenty-three in Jiangsu, twenty in Guangdong, eight in Shandong, seven in Fujian, and three in Shanghai.

These industrial clusters involve steel structures, shoes, lighters, clothing, plastics and other manufacturing industries.

In this list, there are only one or two central provinces, while some western provinces are less or even less.

In these one hundred industrial clusters, around one or two large enterprises or an industry, numerous small and large manufacturing enterprises have been formed, forming a complete industrial chain. Once there is market demand, they can quickly form productive forces.

The complete industrial chain and a large number of skilled workers make these industrial clusters have strong market competitiveness.

In the "made in China" and "China exports", they contributed a sizeable proportion.

Some researchers believe that in order to maintain international competitiveness, China's manufacturing industry will have to work hard on these industrial clusters.

Lv Zheng, director of the Institute of industrial economics of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, believes that industrial clusters are also facing risks in the process of development.

The cyclical fluctuation of the economy and the changes of the external market environment, such as international trade friction, exchange rate, interest rate, and changes in international political factors, will increase the risk of industrial clusters.

In addition, excessive competition in clusters may also lead to cluster decline.