Scientific Information Research
Keywords
new quality productive forces; local policy texts; theme-tool-effectiveness; multidimensional quantitative evaluation; LDA topic model; poliey tools; PMC index model
Abstract
[Purpose/significance] The development of new quality productive forces is a crucial strategic goal for national progress, with local policies serving as important conduits for conveying and implementing national strategies. Researching local policies that promote the development of new quality productive forces is significant for the implementation of the national strategy in different regions and for further policy evaluation.
[Method/process] By constructing a theme-tool-effectiveness analysis framework and employing LDA topic model, policy tools, and PMC index model, this study conducts a multidimensional quantitative evaluation of local policy texts related to the development of new quality productive forces.
[Result/conclusion] The study finds that the distribution of policy quantity follows the trend of East China > Central China > South China > North China/Southwest China > Northeast China > Northwest China. Policy themes comprehensively reflect the main actions of local governments in promoting new quality productive forces, with East China primarily supporting specialized and innovative small and medium-sized enterprises, while Central China focuses on supporting industrial transformation and upgrading. Across the seven major regions, there is a general tendency to use environmental policy tools more than supply-side and demand-side policy tools. The average PMC index for policy effectiveness is above good, with East China having the highest overall PMC score. However, certain issues merit attention: there are significant differences in the use of policy tools across themes, and there is an imbalance between internal and external use of policy tools. Policy effectiveness is still relatively weak in terms of policy content, policy areas, policy targets, and localization. It is recommended that local strengthen the diversity of policy themes, governments enhance the balance of policy tools and improve the comprehensiveness of policy effectiveness during policy formulation.
First Page
111
Last Page
121
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
ꎺ 10.19809/j.cnki.kjqbyj.2025.04.011
Recommended Citation
PAN, Jing; YI, Hongjun; and LU, Yu
(2025)
"The Multidimensional Quantitative Evaluation of Local Policies for
Promoting the Development of New Quality Productive Forces:
Based on the "Theme-Tool-Effectiveness" Framework,"
Scientific Information Research: Vol. 7:
Iss.
4, Article 11.
DOI: ꎺ 10.19809/j.cnki.kjqbyj.2025.04.011
Available at:
https://eng.kjqbyj.com/journal/vol7/iss4/11