Gao Kao
ABSTRACT
At present, the research on the quality of economic growth lacks rigorous measurement methods. In this paper, the index system of economic growth quality is obtained through data comparison, entropy weight method and TOPSIS optimal algorithm. This system is used to comprehensively evaluate the quality of economic growth. The data analysis shows that there are problems such as unstable economic growth, uneven distribution of welfare and unreasonable economic structure in Wuhan's economic growth process. In response to the above problems, this paper puts forward suggestions to shorten the poverty gap, accelerate the transformation of industrial structure, improve product supply, and increase investment in education and science and technology.
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