Research on the Upgrading of Industrial Structure in Developing Countries

Abstract

This article primarily explores how developing countries can achieve the dual economic development goals of fairness and efficiency through the upgrading of industrial structure in the context of globalization. The upgrading of industrial structure is key to enhancing competitiveness and promoting sustainable development. The article reviews the concept, theories, and current research status of industrial structure upgrading both domestically and internationally. By comparing and analyzing successful and unsuccessful cases, it reveals the general patterns and characteristics. The article mainly discusses the balance strategies and efficiency challenges in the process of industrial structure upgrading, proposing strategies such as strengthening technological innovation, optimizing resource allocation, promoting industrial chain collaboration, and enhancing international cooperation. These suggestions aim to help developing countries plan their upgrading paths scientifically, overcome obstacles, and seize opportunities. The upgrading of industrial structure is crucial for the sustainable economic development of developing countries, and it points out future research directions to deepen research in this field and provide more theoretical and practical guidance for developing countries.