Coordinated Development Of Public Policy Research, Based On Population, Resources And Environment

From long time ago, the population, resources and environment are the three basic factors of human development, which under the help of science and technology progress accelerates social productivity consumedly. But at the same time, some terrible problems which need people to give prominence to, are getting worse such as the breaking ecosystem,the wasteing resources, the pollution of the environment,and the increasing population, and affect the scale and the quality of development seriously. Under this circumstance, people are aware of looking for a harmonious development road, which society, economy and the ecosystem environment are reconcile, and people tried hard. History bears it out that harmonious development of poulation, resources and environment is a permanent topic which human faces. As a result, the research about it has important and profound meaning and influence. This article discusses the harmonious development policy,basing on population, resource and environment, from the theory and practice angle.Through reading literature elaborating related theories and summarizing the public policies, we choose series of data to conclude an empirical result about the harmonious development and the policies in China. Furthermore we give some optimized advice after computing harmonious index and regressing models.I proceed as follows. In Section I, I provide the importance of analyzing the policies on harmonious development and conclude the former study result on it. In Section II, I introduce the standard theories about public policies and discuss the the characteristic of the policies on harmonious development, including population policy,resource policy and environment policy, which consist the system of the public policies. Section III provides empirical analysis about the harmonious development and the policies on it. In Section IV, I study the development and policies in China. Then some measures were lay out to optimaze these policies. Conclusions and suggestions for further research are offered in Section V.