“十四五”时期北京GDP预计超5万亿！经济增量等于“新增一个海淀区”

Core Insights - Beijing's economic development has made significant progress during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with GDP expected to exceed 5 trillion yuan and an economic increment of approximately 1.4 trillion yuan, equivalent to the total economic output of a district like Haidian [1][3] - The city has achieved high-quality development with key indicators such as per capita GDP reaching $32,000 and labor productivity at 444,000 yuan per person, leading among all provinces and cities in China [1][3] Economic Growth and Structure - The average annual GDP growth rate for Beijing from 2021 to 2024 is projected at 5.2%, indicating a recovery trend despite various challenges [3] - The information service industry has become the largest pillar of Beijing's economy, with its added value surpassing 1 trillion yuan, while the financial sector's asset scale exceeds 220 trillion yuan, accounting for about half of the national total [3][6] - Investment in high-tech industries has increased significantly, with the proportion rising from 9.5% in 2020 to 22.6% in 2024, marking a historical high [4] Innovation and Technology - Beijing aims to establish itself as an "Artificial Intelligence Capital," with significant advancements in technology and innovation, including the launch of 158 large models and the application of nearly 200 types of robotic products across various scenarios [6][7] - The city's R&D investment intensity remains around 6%, placing it among the top global innovation cities, with a substantial number of high-impact scientific achievements [6][7] Regional Collaboration - The coordinated development among Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei has led to a combined economic total of 11.5 trillion yuan by 2024, with all three regions' GDP growth rates exceeding the national average [9][10] - The "Beijing R&D, Tianjin-Hebei Manufacturing" model is maturing, with technology contract transactions from Beijing to Tianjin and Hebei reaching 230.87 billion yuan, nearly double the total from the previous five years [10]