TAKING CHINA AS AN EXAMPLE - EXPLORATION OF INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT PATH OF REGIONAL ECONOMY BASED ON INTERNET PLUS

Abstract

The rapid integration of "Internet plus" with regional economies is driving profound changes across various industries, including manufacturing, agriculture, education, and tourism. This paper explores the transformative impact of "Internet plus" on regional economies, focusing on how it promotes innovation, enhances market competitiveness, and fosters industrial clusters. The uneven distribution of Internet enterprises and the limited integration of traditional industries remain key challenges. To address these, the paper proposes a comprehensive development model combining "Internet plus" with regional characteristic economies, leveraging platforms, data analytics, and network ecosystems. By adopting a phased approach, this model can enhance regional resource utilization, drive online and offline integration, and stimulate economic growth. Case studies and practical applications, such as "Internet plus Agriculture," demonstrate how tailored approaches to characteristic economies can optimize production, expand markets, and attract investments. This research emphasizes the need for regions to harness Internet opportunities and develop distinct strategies for sustainable economic transformation.