(Source: China International Television 2024-11-24)

On November 24, 2024, Professor Yang Hangjun, Vice Dean of the School w88 online live casinoof International Economics and Trade at the University of International Business and Economics, accepted a live interview on China International Television's "China 24" column about my country's low-altitude economic development. The following is the content of the interview:

Host: What is the current situation of China’s low-level economy? Why is it important?

Yang Hangjun: China’s low-altitude economy (covering activities and industries in airspace below 3,000 meters) is rapidly evolving into an important growth engine. In 2023, the scale of my country's low-altitude economy has exceeded 500 billion yuan, and is expected to exceed 1.5 trillion yuan by 2025 and reach 3.5 trillion yuan by 2035.

Host: How do policies, technological progress and market demand promote the development of China's low-altitude economy?

Yang Hangjun: Indeed, the main driving forces for China’s low-altitude economic development include policy, technology and market demand. These three w88 casino gamesfactors interact to drive its development.

To sum up, the synergy of policy support, technological progress and market demand forms a virtuous circle: policy reduces barriers to innovation and market entry, technological progress meets the operational needs of various industries, and market demand drives further policy and investment initiatives to ensure continued growth.