Ecological Network Analysis Quantifying the Sustainability of Regional Economies: A Case Study of Gu

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To meet the challenge of sustainable development, sustainability must be made. Ecological network analysis(ENA) was introduced in this paper as an approach to quantitatively measure the growth, development, and sustainability of an economic system. The
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