Research on The Development Path of Rural Manufacturing under The Rural Vitalization Strategy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.54097/fbem.v4i3.1291Keywords:
Rural vitalization, Rural manufacturing, Development path, Specialized village.Abstract
In response to the problem of unbalanced and insufficient development between urban and rural areas, China has proposed a rural vitalization strategy. The rural manufacturing industry, under a combination of economic and social conditions, has taken shape. Since rural manufacturing can absorb rural labor and improve farmers' income, it has become one of the main supports for rural industrial vitalization. In order to improve the problems of high resource consumption and pollution in rural manufacturing, this paper takes the construction of specialized villages as a development path, and studies the enhancement of industrial agglomeration in rural manufacturing. In order to promote the implementation of the strategy of rural vitalization smoothly，it is necessary to put forward various suggestions and initiatives to promote the transformation and development of rural manufacturing.
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