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Manufacturing industry creates the demand base for the development of logistics, and modern logistics, in turn, is an important means to promote core competitiveness of the manufacturing enterprises. From 2007 onward, with full-pledged support from the National Development and Reform Commission and other related departments, the coordinated development of China’s manufacturing industry and logistics industry (“the coordinated development” for short hereinafter) was advanced markedly and many typical modes and cases of coordinated development emerged, which provide a good reference for the manufacturing industry to accelerate the release of their logistics demand and for the logistics industry to elevate their service level.
This chapter covers four parts. Part one introduces the background and the course of the coordinated development of manufacturing and logistics in China. Part two shows the current situation and basic modes of the coordinated development. Part three presents an analysis of the effects of implementation and the problems of the coordinated development. Part four puts forth the trend of and suggestions on the coordinated development.
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Zhang Xiaodong, “Analysis on Comprehensive Effects of the Coordinated Development of Manufacturing and Logistics in China,” document of the Third National Conference on the Coordinated Development of Manufacturing and Logistics, December 15, 2011.
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Zhang Xiaodong, “Analysis on Comprehensive Effects of the Coordinated Development of Manufacturing and Logistics in China,” document of the Third National Conference on the Coordinated Development of Manufacturing and Logistics, December 15, 2011.
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Liu, W. (2014). Coordinated Development of Manufacturing and Logistics in China. In: Liu, Bl., Lee, Sj., Wang, L., Li, X., Xiao, Jh. (eds) Contemporary Logistics in China. Current Chinese Economic Report Series. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34525-8_12
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