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Logistics Development in Zhejiang Province

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Contemporary Logistics in China

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Situated in southeastern coastal region of China, Zhejiang Province is an important part of Yangtze River Delta and also regarded as one of the provinces with most developed economy and highest degree of opening-up in China. The level of logistics development of Zhejiang Province takes a leading position in China. In the past few years, the State Council has successively approved the plans to construct Zhejiang Marine Economy Development Demonstration Area, establish Zhoushan Islands New District and develop the Comprehensive Reform Pilot of Yiwu International Trade, thus bringing new opportunities and challenges for the development of logistics industry in Zhejiang.

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Notes

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    All growth rates cited in this paragraph refer to actual growth rate.

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    All growth rates cited in this paragraph refer to actual growth rate.

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    Large-scale industrial enterprises in China refer to firms with registered capital of 400 million RMB and above.

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    All growth rates cited in this paragraph refer to nominal growth rate.

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    All growth rates cited in this paragraph refer to nominal growth rate.

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    “Commodity trading market develops rapidly in Zhejiang,” 2012-10-10. http://www.china.com.cn.

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    All growth rates cited in this paragraph refer to actual growth rate.

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    Transportation Department of Zhejiang Province. http://www.zjt.gov.cn/art/2012/9/25/art_6547_506008.html, 2012-09-25.

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    The “Twelfth Five-year” Plan for Transportation Development of Highway, Waterway and Civil Airport in Zhejiang.

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    Yongtaiwen Railway, which starts from Ningbo to Wenzhou with a total length of 268 km, refers to a national Class I railroad providing mainly for passenger transport and secondarily for freight transport.

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    “Railway network reaching all China’s major cities within five hours will cover all counties of Zhejiang,” http://zt-hzrb.hangzhou.com.cn/.

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    “Overview of Zhejiang’s Port Transport,” Zhejiang Communications. http://www.zjt.gov.cn/col/col6554/index.html.

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    “Overview of Zhejiang’s Civil Aviation,” Zhejiang Transportation http://www.zjt.gov.cn/.

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    “Informatization construction of Ningbo Port Co., Ltd. Leads domestic ports,” State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of Ningbo. http://gzw.ningbo.gov.cn/temprule_article/009.jsp?aid=24075.

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    Lu Tong Logistics. http://www.zjltwl.com/book.asp?id=1.

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    The “Twelfth Five-year” Plan for Transportation of Highway, Waterway and Civil Airport in Zhejiang.

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    “Digit Yiwu,” Yiwu Municipality, the People’s Republic of China. http://www.yiwu.gov.cn.

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    Communications market, household appliance market, flea market, motor city, Yiwu decoration market, material market, Yiwu agricultural trade market, furniture market, second-hand car trade market, timber market and publication center.

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    “Market profile,” Yiwu Municipality, The People’s Republic of China. http://www.yiwu.gov.cn.

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    “Digit Yiwu,” Yiwu Municipality, The People’s Republic of China. http://www.yiwu.gov.cn.

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    “Digit Yiwu,” Yiwu Municipality, The People’s Republic of China. http://www.yiwu.gov.cn.

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Li, L. (2014). Logistics Development in Zhejiang Province. In: Liu, Bl., Lee, Sj., Wang, L., Xu, Y., Li, X. (eds) Contemporary Logistics in China. Current Chinese Economic Report Series. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55282-3_4

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