Abstract:In the context of the rapid development of the producer service, the spatial spillover effects of agglomeration are studied.Taking 239 prefecture level cities as samples, a spatial econometric model is established under the weight matrix of geographical distance and economic distance to measure quantitatively the impact of producer services agglomeration on the upgrading of industrial structure and compare the industry differences.The results show that the agglomeration of producer services in China can not only promote the upgrading of local industrial structure, but also have a positive spillover effect on the upgrading of industrial structure of surrounding cities, and the characteristics of economic development have a greater impact on the spatial correlation of the upgrading of industrial structure; different clusters of producer services have different impacts on the upgrading of industrial structure of local and surrounding cities Among them, information service industry cluster plays the most important role, the rest are logistics industry cluster, financial industry cluster, science and technology service industry cluster and business service industry cluster.