What does the traditional economic development model mean? What is the guiding ideology?

The traditional economic development model is the production and export-oriented model of low-end industrial products, which is extensive, inefficient and low added value. Its guiding ideology is to maximize economic growth, while ignoring the influence of environment, society and public interests. The traditional economic development model pays attention to short-term economic benefits, pursues output value and speed, and ignores long-term development.

Circular economy is a new economic development model, and its guiding ideology is to maximize the coordinated development of economic, environmental and social benefits. Circular economy pays attention to efficient utilization and recycling of resources, reduces waste generation and environmental pollution, and pays attention to social equity and public interests.

Compared with the traditional economic development model, circular economy pays more attention to the recycling of resources in order to realize the coordinated development of economic, environmental and social benefits. The guiding ideology of circular economy is "reduction, reuse and recycling", that is, reducing resource consumption and environmental pollution as much as possible, while maximizing the utilization and value of resources.

In short, the traditional economic development model and circular economy have different guiding ideology and objectives. Traditional economic development model pays attention to short-term economic benefits, while circular economy pays attention to long-term sustainable development and the realization of comprehensive benefits.