低空经济促进乡村振兴的内在逻辑与实现路径OACHSSCD

The low-altitude economy offers a potential"spatial fix"to overcome the dual structural constraints of rural spatial dispersion and labor depletion.An analysis of the internal logic and implementation mechanisms reveals that the prevailing discourse is characterized by a significant"urban bias"and"technological functionalism".Given constraints such as the spatial dispersion and limited human capital of rural areas,the simplistic transplantation of urban development models leads to a structural mismatch.Consequently,a low-altitude economy tailored for rural revitalization must be conceptualized as a form of"new quality productive forces"with unique characteristics-distinct from urban practices in technology selection,industrial forms,public attributes,and key stakeholders.To address systemic obstacles-such as regulatory misalignment,insufficient local governance,and market inertia-a strategy of urban-rural integration is essential.This requires constructing a dual-system development path anchored in public services and driven by productive empowerment.Furthermore,it calls for the coordinated advancement of institutional,governance,and market reforms;the establishment of a differentiated regulatory system adapted to rural contexts;and the enhancement of local government capabilities in comprehensive planning and market cultivation.Through effective intervention,the endogenous market dynamics for the rural low-altitude economy can be successfully activated.