Research on the Differentiation of the Driving Effect of Higher Education Resources on the Development of County High-tech Industry——Taking Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle as an Example
In order to deeply study the uneven and insufficient spatial distribution of higher education resources and their economic effects,based on the data of higher education resources and high-tech industries in various districts and counties of the Chengdu Chongqing Economic Circle,this study constructs a development level evaluation index system and measured it.Using spatial autocorrelation and relative development rate,the spatial evolution characteristics of regional higher education resources are revealed.The least squares(OLS)regression model is applied to explore the spatiotemporal correlation and driving effect differentiation characteristics of higher education resources and high-tech industry development.The research results show that:firstly,the higher education resources in the Chengdu Chongqing Economic Circle are distributed in contiguous areas between the northwest and southeast wings,with a collapsed area between the two wings,and the"core periphery"spatial pattern is significant,with obvious spatial imbalance,during the research period,the comprehensive development level increased by 56.88%,and each district and county gradually improved in level,showing a circular evolution trend in space;secondly,there is a significant spatial positive correlation between higher education resources,with high agglomeration but overall weakening.There is a large gap in relative development speed between districts and counties,and the characteristics of the"Matthew effect"are obvious;the third is that higher education resources have obvious industry differentiation characteristics for the development of high-tech industries.
innovation-drivenhigher education resourceshigh technology industrydriving effectChengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle