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Lacking capital has become one of the reasons of the under-development of rural area in developing countries. However, as property of capital is profit-seeking, while agriculture as well as agro-manufacture and agro-service produces profit too slowly, investors can’t easily determine to bring capital to the countryside. The local governments should make policies to steer capital flow to the rural. This article analyzes the utilization status of industrial and commercial capital in the rural with the perspective of space injustice and spatial economy. The urban-rural dual structure of China and the uneven development situation as an aspect of space injustice has deepened the unjust distribution of capital not only between urban and rural but also among the industries. Through the case study in Suzhou, this research finds that in a single-center economy, a further rural area from the urban center attracts more industrial and commercial capital contrarily due to land supply reason.

Research on Industrial and Commercial Capital in the Rural with Perspective of Space Injustice and Spatial Economy: The Case Study in Suzhou