Group 1 - The core concept of "Dual New Economics" is the division of economic development into "new stock economics" and "new increment economics," which are interrelated and provide new insights for China's economic transformation [2][3] - The theory emphasizes the dialectical relationship between new stock and new increment, where new stock serves as the foundation for new increment, and new increment guides the development of new stock [3][10] - The theory also highlights the importance of industrial integration, regional collaborative development, and the incorporation of cultural factors into economic growth [3][4] Group 2 - The "Fifty-Six Think Tank" was established based on the principles of Dual New Economics, focusing on sustainable urban development and city cluster research [4] - The think tank employs a problem-oriented research approach, a systematic analysis framework, and interdisciplinary methods to address urban development issues [4] - The research outcomes aim to provide policy applications and scientific recommendations for government decision-making [4] Group 3 - New stock economics focuses on transforming traditional industries through content innovation, flow reconstruction, and structural optimization to create new value [5][6] - New increment economics emphasizes the role of digital technology, innovation ecosystems, and data value extraction in driving economic growth [9] - The integration of new stock and new increment is essential for fostering innovation and enhancing competitiveness in various industries [10] Group 4 - The "7+3" cross-regional cooperation model proposed by the Fifty-Six Think Tank aims to promote coordinated regional development and optimize resource allocation [14][15] - This model recognizes the non-uniform development of regions and seeks to leverage complementary advantages for overall efficiency [14] - Successful case studies, such as the collaboration between Yunnan and Guangdong, demonstrate the practical application of this model [18] Group 5 - The "56+N" cross-national cultural cooperation model emphasizes cultural diversity and economic integration, promoting international cultural exchange and cooperation [20][21] - This model aims to enhance cultural confidence and recognition through collaborative cultural initiatives and the development of international cultural tourism standards [21][22] - Practical applications of this model include the establishment of cultural IPs and cross-border tourism routes to foster global cultural connections [22][24] Group 6 - The evaluation system for high-quality urban cluster development is based on innovation, coordination, green development, openness, and sharing [25][26] - Key indicators include economic growth rates, innovation-driven metrics, and measures of social equity and environmental sustainability [26][27][28] - The focus is on creating a comprehensive framework that assesses urban cluster performance across multiple dimensions [25] Group 7 - The paths for urban cluster innovation development involve building shared innovation platforms, leveraging digital technologies, and facilitating talent mobility across regions [29][30] - The integration of traditional industries with emerging sectors is crucial for fostering new business models and enhancing economic resilience [31] - Collaborative governance mechanisms and digital governance capabilities are essential for modernizing urban cluster management [37]