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The semi-annual report of the local economy is intensively released, and the gap between the west and the east is difficult to change.
“The same is rebar, due to strong demand, Xinjiang is three or four hundred yuan more expensive than Shanghai, and many of its peers are transferring business to the Midwest.†The semi-annual report of the provincial and municipal economics announced recently has attracted attention. The eastern and central western regions have almost evolved into two distinct camps: the former has an economic growth rate of less than 10%, and the latter is more than 10%. As of July 25, at least 27 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) have published economic semi-annual reports. In terms of growth rate, the economic growth rate of the five western provinces (Chongqing, Guizhou, Sichuan, Gansu and Shaanxi) is above 13%, and the former two still reach 14%. The economic growth rate of the six central provinces (Anhui, Hubei, Hunan, Jiangxi, Henan, and Shanxi) is also above 10%. In the eastern region, except for Tianjin (14.1%, the highest growth rate in the country), both Beijing and Shanghai have a bottom line with an economic growth rate of 7.2%. The economic growth rate of the other two major economic provinces, Guangdong and Zhejiang, is 7.4%, both lower than the national level. Average of 7.8%. This is also among the 27 provinces that have published economic data for the first half of the year, with only four growing at a lower rate than the provinces across the country. However, in terms of volume, the status of the eastern region cannot be shaken. Guangdong's GDP in the first half of this year reached 262 billion yuan, almost 10 times that of Guizhou (279 billion yuan). This figure in Jiangsu is more than 2.5 trillion yuan, Zhejiang is more than 1.5 trillion yuan, and only 107 million yuan in the western region. In fact, since 2008, the pattern of “west high and low east†has always existed, and enterprises have felt this deeply. The same is rebar, due to strong demand, Xinjiang is three or four hundred yuan more expensive than Shanghai. “Many peers are turning their business to the Midwest.†A steel trader in Shanghai said. “West high and low east†is undoubtedly conducive to narrowing the regional gap, but this situation is not static. Experts believe that there are three points of uncertainty worthy of attention: First, the linkage problem between East and West. Shen Tiyan, secretary general of the China Association for Regional Science, said that in the west, the market capacity is relatively small, and many products are shipped to the east for consumption. If the eastern economic growth rate slows further, the western region will not be able to stand alone. In addition, the recent collapse of the international commodity market has put pressure on the western provinces with more resources. The second is the stability of high growth in the west. Investment and heavy chemical industry are the tools for the rapid growth of the central and western provinces, but the cyclical and volatility of these two indicators is very strong, and the restrictions are increasingly increasing in the future. For example, although some western provinces experienced high growth in the first half of the year, the growth rate has dropped from the first quarter, and the decline rate is greater than that of the whole country. In contrast, Beijing, Shanghai, Zhejiang and Zhejiang, although the growth rate in the first half of the year is not high, it is generally 0.2 to 0.3 percentage points higher than the first quarter. The third is the absolute value of growth. Wei Houkai, deputy director of the Institute of Urban Development and Environment of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, said that because the base advantage is too large, the growth rate in the eastern region is not equal to that in the western region. Reflected in per capita GDP, the gap has actually widened rather than narrowed. To a certain extent, the phenomenon of “west high and low east†gives people the illusion that the regional gap will naturally shrink, but this is not the case.