The traditional growth mode in resource economics is

The traditional growth mode in resource economics has the following forms:

1, a closed economic development model and a catch-up development model with high-speed growth as the main goal.

2. This is a development model with tilted economic structure. This development model is essentially at the expense of the slow development of industrial sectors such as agriculture and light industry.

This is an extensive development model. The remarkable feature of this development model is the pursuit of extended and expanded reproduction mode, and the number of products is continuously increased through a large amount of labor and capital investment.