Author(s)

Si Changyu

Corresponding Author

Si Changyu

Abstract

The functional structure of Chinese traditional cities is mainly reflected in military defense and political center, so the ancient city connection is a vertical structure lacking horizontal connection. Before the industrial revolution, although cities existed for more than 4,000 years, their development speed was rather slow, and the industrial revolution made great development of productive forces. From the perspective of modern urban economic data, this paper discusses the development and development of commodity market, the relationship between modern industry and market development, the transformation of urban main functions and economic structure, and analyzes the growth and decline of urban economic development factors such as geographical location, hinterland, transportation and economic conditions in modern regional economic competition. According to the general law of urban system evolution and the current situation of China's urbanization, it is predicted that China's large-scale cities will still grow at a relatively fast speed, and the urban system will be further optimized, and the key to achieving this goal is to strive to reduce the migration cost.

Keywords

Urban Economic System, Modern Cities, Urban Growth