Research on the Regional Differences and Coordinated Development of Common Prosperity in the Context of New Forms of Productivity

This study explores the impact of emerging productive forces on the regional gap of common prosperity, focuses on the impact of urban-rural income gap, and attaches importance to the role of regional coordination in promoting equitable economic development. The scope of the study includes urban-rural income gap and inter-regional "How emerging production capacity can promote the narrowing of inter-regional income gap and promote common prosperity", which is an increasingly important topic of technological innovation and industrial upgrading. This paper makes an empirical analysis of the way in which emerging productive forces affect the urban-rural income gap by using the panel fixed effect intermediary effect model, and finds that while the influence on the eastern region is relatively weak, the emerging productive forces have a significant inhibitory effect on the urban-rural gap in the central and western regions. This difference is caused by the difference in the development level of emerging productive forces and the difference in regional policy support. By optimizing the policy layout, promoting the flow of factors, developing infrastructure and building a community of interests, the heterogeneity of emerging productivity effects in different regions was further investigated, and policy suggestions for enhancing regional coordinated development were put forward.