Study on Environment Protect Industry Present Condition and Structure Adjustment

Fang HU, Dayong WANG

Abstract


With the financial crisis, the environmental protection industry is under multiple pressures both at home and abroad. To speed up the adjustment of product structure has become the most urgent problem in the environmental protection industry. This paper points out the problems of structure in environmental protection industry through the analysis of profit and the development trend of production. Environmental protection industry is entering a critical period of structural adjustment. Therefore, the paper points out some adaptation measures to adjust the structure of the environmental protection industry in different angles.


Keywords


Environment protection industry; Structure adjustment; Present condition

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/n

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