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  • Urban and Regional Economics
  • Port Management
  • Spatial Planning

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  • The dynamic interplay between port development and urban growth is crucial for regional economic vitality.
  • Understanding the historical evolution of the Dongxing port-city relationship provides insights into its future trajectory.
  • Multi-scale analysis is essential to capture the complex factors influencing port-city dynamics.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To calculate the dynamic concentration index of the Dongxing port-city system.
  • To analyze the evolutionary stages and influencing factors of the Dongxing port-city relationship.
  • To predict the future development trend of the Dongxing port-city system.

Main Methods:

  • Dynamic concentration index calculation.
  • Multi-scale index system development (country, province, district, county, individual levels).
  • Impulse response function model for factor analysis.
  • Auto-regression differential moving average (ARDMA) model for prediction.

Main Results:

  • Identified three development stages: low-level balanced (2001-2008), port development (2009-2014), and urban development (2015-2019).
  • Determined the order of influence of factors: China > Vietnam > county > individual > city > province.
  • Predicted a future transition towards coordinated development for Dongxing port-city.

Conclusions:

  • Dongxing port-city development has progressed through distinct phases, with urban factors gaining prominence.
  • National and county-level influences are most significant, followed by individual, city, and provincial levels.
  • Achieving high-quality coordinated development requires strategic improvements in industry, population management, foreign capital, innovation, and transport infrastructure.