Why can't Binzhou's economy develop?

1 There is no railway. From the map, Binzhou is the only city in Shandong Province with no railway in the main city. The lack of cheap large-capacity railways has seriously restricted economic development.

Previous leaders put too much emphasis on the environment. Although they benefit from environmental quality, they do not support their own circular economy.

Binzhou is originally a poor place, and its annual fiscal revenue is not much. Without money, it is naturally impossible to build (by the way, some Zibo people who have drawn Zou Ping out, have you ever wondered what Zou Ping can do by Binzhou and other counties? When you have money, you just want to be richer, and poor places can only be poorer.

The saline-alkali land in Binzhou is an easily overlooked reason, which restricts the development of economy and agriculture, and needs to be treated from the financial inadequacy, but it has improved in recent years.

The landlord mentioned the Yellow River estuary, but the Yellow River is not navigable, so it is not easy to form a systematic development of tourism resources (Dongying is relatively strong in this respect), and there is no coastal natural harbor on this loess.

6 There is no characteristic industrial chain and no characteristic service industry. The market for selling small things in emerging markets seems to be not small, but it is far from the Bibi in Linyi (this province's support policies are also related, but in fact Binzhou also belongs to the old revolutionary base areas, but it is almost ignored). Although Victoria cotton is large, it can't make this industry become the industrial pillar of a modern city.

Those small dangerous houses on Huanghe Second Road still have no money. ...........

Personal opinion, throw a brick to attract jade