Interaction between green logistics and regional economic development
In the early 1960s, Peter. Drucker predicted that the logistics field will be the "dark continent" of economic growth, and the "final boundary to reduce costs" and the "third source of profit." Now, Drucker's prophecy becomes a reality, logistics has great signific...
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2018-10-15
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| Summary: | In the early 1960s, Peter. Drucker predicted that the logistics field will be the "dark continent" of economic growth, and the "final boundary to reduce costs" and the "third source of profit." Now, Drucker's prophecy becomes a reality, logistics has great significance to the development of social economy. According to relevant research, in the industrialized countries of Europe, the total cost of social logistics is slightly different depending on the country, but it is generally equivalent to about 12% of the gross national product. Logistics is closely related to economic development. The degree of logistics development depends on the degree of social and economic development. And logistics development restricts or promotes the rapid development of the economy[1]. Whether it is the era of mass production, mass circulation and mass consumption, or the era of diversified consumption-limited production and efficient circulation, it is necessary to transform the logistics system from an environmental perspective. The development of future logistics should not only consider the needs of economic development and consumer life, but also pay full attention to its impact on the environment. |
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