四大增长极经济与产业洞察报告（2025）：京津冀篇

Economic Structure Insights - The primary industry in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region remains below 10% of GDP, with a slow decline observed from 2019 to 2024[10] - The secondary industry is also below 40%, with notable differences among provinces; Hebei and Tianjin maintain over 30% while Beijing is below 20%[16] - The tertiary industry has become the dominant sector, exceeding 50% in all provinces, with Beijing reaching 85.27% in 2024, an increase of 0.96 percentage points since 2019[21] Regional Development Strategies - Beijing focuses on high-end industries, with the information transmission and software services sector as a key pillar, contributing 22.2% to GDP in 2024[47] - Tianjin emphasizes application scenarios to empower industrial chains, with the information technology application innovation industry as a leading sector[5] - Hebei aims to accommodate industrial transfers with a focus on traditional industries like steel and emerging sectors such as biomedicine[5] Future Industry Focus - Beijing's "2441" high-precision industry system targets strategic emerging industries, including integrated circuits and artificial intelligence, with a projected scale of nearly 6 trillion yuan by 2024[39] - Tianjin's modern industrial system upgrade includes biomedicine as a top emerging industry, with significant early investments in biomanufacturing[5] - Hebei's strategic plan highlights biomedicine as a priority emerging industry, alongside traditional sectors like steel[5] Risks and Challenges - Potential risks include policy implementation delays, ineffective coordination mechanisms, and economic slowdown, which could hinder regional development and industrial opportunities[5]