What are the gaps in the economic regions of mainland industrial parks and Jiangsu industrial parks

Hello, both mainland industrial parks and Jiangsu industrial parks are an important part of China's industrialization development, but they have some gaps in their economic regions.

First of all, Jiangsu Industrial Park is strategically located near Shanghai, which is more closely connected to the international market. On the other hand, most of the mainland industrial parks are located inland and have less contact with overseas markets, so there are some gaps in international trade and logistics.

Secondly, the industrial structure of Jiangsu industrial parks is more diversified, covering a wide range of fields such as machinery, chemical industry, electronics, light industry, etc., and the industrial chain is more complete. On the other hand, most of the industrial parks in the Mainland are concentrated in the traditional manufacturing sector, with relatively little support for the development of high-tech industries.

Again, Jiangsu industrial parks have more complete industrial support, with complete transportation, water conservancy, electricity and other infrastructure, while the government also provides more favorable tax policies and talent policies for enterprises. The mainland industrial parks have relatively less support in these areas.

Finally, enterprises in Jiangsu industrial parks are relatively larger in scale and have stronger competitiveness and market influence. On the other hand, enterprises in mainland industrial parks are generally smaller in scale and lack synergistic development and cluster effects.

In summary, there is a certain gap between the mainland industrial parks and Jiangsu industrial parks in terms of economic regions, but with the support and development of national policies, the mainland industrial parks are constantly improving their competitiveness and development level.