Research On Economic Transition Of Resource-based City Of FuXin

The resources city is a kind of city which takes the Specific technological development as a foundation, takes the exhaust resources as the leading industry, the urban economic development seriously relies on resources industries.Most of the resources city in China were established in 1950s, which made great contribution to establish China's industrial system and accelerate the construction of socialist modernization. as the resources for excessive exploitation, a series of resources city such as the FuXin were in a recession, state-owned resource-based enterprises went bankrupt, laid-off workers increased, worsening ecological environment and so on.These problems seriously hindered the economic development of these cities, these cities have to face the economic transformation.Resource-based urban economic restructuring is a worldwide problem; The characteristics of China's resource-based cities were different from the western cities, and thus not readily available to learn the successful experience of transition from others. In December 2001, FuXin as a resource-based cities was determined to start economic transformation, in economic transformation process, FuXin made beneficial attempts. Described and evaluated the economic transformation of FuXin, Summarizes the useful experience of the economic transformation, and points out that the problem of economic transformation, put forward the corresponding policy recommendations.Firstly, in previous studies, based on the economic transformation of resource-based cities and deepening the theory of urban economic restructuring, the formation of Fuxin Economic Transformation in Theory.Secondly, describes the basic situation of FuXin and points out the importance and necessity of economic transformation, evaluated. the effects of economic transformation over the years compared in use of AHP(Analytic Hierarchy Process), summary the experience of Fuxin in economic restructuring and transformation processFinally, points out the dilemma exists in their economic plight and gives relative policies.