Study On The Green Transition Of Beijing Economy Development

China's current economic development generally faces a series of problems, which include a low proportion of the input-output, an obvious dual economy and a poor regional coordination. The topic of this project consults 2008 the State Social Science Fund Projects of Applied Economics, and is tied in a series of study projects, such as Promote the Internationalization of Beijing Economy Transition to Build A Harmonious Society, China Circular Economy Realization and Policy Support in Economy System and Beijing Modern Manufacturing Industry Transition from"Made in China"to"Create in China". This project mainly focuses on the transition process in Beijing economic development. The theories of economy transition, regional economic and economic development are collected and distilled, from which a theory system of economy development transition in regional dimension is established. In accordance with the ideas and context of material economy, green economy and eco-economy, Beijing economy development transition process from traditional material economy to green economy is analyzed in this project.Using the indicators of ecological footprint and decoupling, the overall level of Beijing's environmental pressure is evaluated from a regional perspective in this project. The characters and causes of the environmental pressure are summarized. Besides, this project selects Shijingshan District as a case study object. The case study can provide a reference for Beijing's overall green transition by means of SWOT analyses and the trend comment on the status quo and conditions of Shijingshan's green transition. Furthermore, this project refers Lin's theory of economic development and analyzes the factor endowments which are depended on during the transition process. In view of the status quo of Beijing's environmental pressure and economy development, the technology-intensive should be developed as a comparative advantage in Beijing green economy development in the future. Finally, for Beijing green transition the project designs a road map, in which the concepts of dematerialisation and immaterialisation are mentioned as the principle. The road map suggests Beijing to development the comparative advantages of regional innovation as an internal strategy and play the role for the region economy's advanced effect as an external strategy. A three-phase target is framed to achieve the absolutely decoupling economy development from environmental pressure. Via enhancing the four capacities of"independent innovation","innovate services","energy-saving and emission reduction","international competitiveness" and a series of specific means of measures, the green economic development could be actualized ultimately in Beijing.