The Constituent Elements and Generation Pathways of New Quality Productivity From the Perspective of Systems Philosophy

Abstract

Driven by globalization, informatization, and intelligence, the traditional productivity paradigm is no longer able to fully cope with
todays complex economic environment and technological changes. New quality productivity has gradually become a key element of modern
economic development. However, new quality productivity is not just a single breakthrough in technology, but involves systematic improvement in multiple dimensions such as resource integration, innovation driven, and intelligent applications. In the face of this challenge, systems
philosophy, as a theoretical approach that emphasizes holism and dynamism, provides an effective path for a deeper understanding and optimization of new quality productivity. Through the perspective of systems philosophy, the linkage effects between various factors of productivity can be better coordinated, and the overall efficiency and flexibility of the production system can be improved. This article will analyze
the constituent elements of new quality productivity from the perspective of systems philosophy, and explore its generation path, in order to
provide theoretical guidance and practical reference for the continuous optimization of productivity.