
Recovery of Urban and Rural Economy and Vitality under the Background of Post-covid Situation -- Taking Chuanying District of Jilin City as an Example
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Abstract
Since the Covid-19, the recovery of economic vitality has long been the focus of governments at all levels. As an important module of economic revitalization, promoting the growth of its economic system has been a long-term policy of the country. To this end, the country has been putting forward the economic policy of common development of urban and rural areas since the 19th National Congress. Based on the vigorous implementation and continuous deepening of the current policy, this paper, based on the various problems and opportunities faced in the current urban and rural economic development, combined with the accumulation of personal daily work in the Chuanying District of Jilin City, analyzes the reasons in depth, actively improves the plan, and tries to explore effective measures to promote the development of China's agricultural economy, which has a very positive role in promoting the improvement of the quality of national life and promoting the efficient construction of urban and rural economies.
Keywords
post-covid situation, urban and rural economy, economic recovery, Chuanying District, Jilin City
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Sun,Y. (2023). Recovery of Urban and Rural Economy and Vitality under the Background of Post-covid Situation -- Taking Chuanying District of Jilin City as an Example. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,23,7-11.
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