Comparative Case Study on Common Prosperity from the Perspective of Stakeholder Theory
The role of businesses in contributing to the achievement of common prosperity within the framework of Socialism with Chinese Characteristics has become a critical area of inquiry. This project aims to provide an in-depth comparative case analysis, focusing on representative regions and enterprises to identify both common patterns and distinctive characteristics in industrial development. The study covers three key phases of industrial development: the startup phase, the verification phase, and the industrialization phase, alongside four layers of evolutionary processes and two core sets of relationships. The research will develop a comprehensive analytical framework to explain the mechanisms of industrial development and value co-creation, ultimately supporting rural revitalization efforts.
