Inquiry Into Economic Issues.
National Strategy for New-type Urbanization plans to coordinates all specified urban clusters in the form of network, through which the full-scale national urbanization can be achieved by connecting those dots. However, the fast growing rate of urbanization also brings about many problems along with its achievements, including all sorts of imbalance and disorders, such as population transfer and land expansion mismatch, industry development and labor migration are not synchronized, the developments of big cities and small towns are not coordinated etc.. Previous studies to these issues have focused on the internal process of urbanization in terms of space, population and industrialization. This paper provides another way of thinking in which economic growth, financial development, and urbanization are interlocked with each other. None of them can be developed in a health fashion without smooth coordination with the other two. Therefore, if some problems occurred in any aspect of them, one should not only look inside, he must look outside to find the truth, i.e. the coordination among this aspect and other elements. Therefore, the latter part of study initially quantifies the correlation among economic growth, financial development and urbanization, using the method of loose coupling. Then, it individually calculates the spatial correlation of those coupling results by Moran Index, which generates negative results. It proves that the coordination of three systems in one single city cluster would be negatively affected by the change of neighbor urban group’s coordination degree. This conclusion is practically explained in the last texts..