Coupling Coordination Study of Digital Economy Development and Rural Revitalization

This study investigates the coupling coordination between the digital economy and rural revitalization in Zhejiang Province, China. By constructing a scientific indicator system and optimizing the coupling coordination degree model through dynamic weighting and spatial proximity correction, the research reveals regional disparities and the evolutionary patterns of integration between the two systems. The results show that while developed coastal cities demonstrate high coordination levels, mountainous regions have made significant progress due to targeted policies and spatial spillover effects. The study provides quantitative support for differentiated regional policies and offers insights for promoting digital rural development across China.