Canadian Social Science
Prensent Situation of Development of Commercial Service Industry of UK and Enlightenments to Shandong Province
Abstract
Commercial services refer to service industies including the circulation of commodities and relative services for people’s daily life and provide service products, which cover wholesale, retail, food, accommodation, as well as various kinds of services closely related with people`s life, and is an important part of modern service industry and plays an important role in the development of an economy. This paper analyzes the development and the position in the service industry of commercial services of UK in recent years in recent years, and talks about the commercial services including the wholesale and retail, accommodation and food, information and communication in UK, so that try to offer reference for the development of China’s or Shandong’s commercial services as materials.
Key words: UK commercial service industry; Wholesale and retail; Accommodation and catering; Information and communication
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References
Kang Hua (2001). Prensent Situations and Trend of Development of Service Industry of UK. Technology and Economic Perspective, 12.
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Yu Xuan (2011). Experience and Its Enlightenment of the Development of Service Industry and Service Trade of UK to China. HLJ Foreign Economic Relations & Trade, 02.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/j.css.1923669720120805.ZT1067
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