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Group 1: Economic Development in Guangdong, Shanghai, and Zhejiang - Guangdong is positioned as a leading economic province, with a focus on advanced manufacturing and high-tech industries, expecting a growth of 6.6% in advanced manufacturing and 10.2% in high-tech manufacturing value added in 2024 [2][3] - The province has allocated at least 20,000 acres of new construction land for emerging industries such as low-altitude economy, artificial intelligence, and chip manufacturing, ensuring land supply aligns with investment intensity [3] - Shanghai is accelerating its urban development under the "Shanghai 2035" plan, focusing on optimizing urban space and enhancing resource supply, with a strategy to manage land resources effectively [4][5] Group 2: Land Use and Management Strategies - Shanghai has implemented a new land reserve mechanism that integrates planning and resource management, ensuring that land supply meets project needs and enhances urban governance [4][6] - The city has achieved a 50% allocation of land resources to key development areas since 2021, with significant projects like Huawei's R&D center and Lexus's new energy project receiving prioritized land use [5][6] - Zhejiang's Taizhou has developed a proactive approach to support private enterprises, with a focus on land allocation and project facilitation, contributing to the local economy [8][9] Group 3: Support for Private Enterprises in Taizhou - Taizhou's private sector, comprising 97.9% of market entities, significantly contributes to the local GDP, prompting government initiatives to support land needs for these businesses [8][9] - The local government has established a demand ledger to track land requirements for enterprises, ensuring timely and efficient service delivery [9][10] - Taizhou's strategy includes improving land selection, expediting approval processes, and providing ongoing support to enhance project implementation for private enterprises [10]