This study attempts to implement a unitary industrial chain development model based upon the high level of similarity between industrial chain and ecological groups via the logistic growth model outlined in the population ecological theory so as to analyze the factors that affect the scale and growth of industrial chains and, meanwhile, to analyze the trend of changes for a number of industrial chains based upon the three industrial chain relationships (competition, mutual benefit, and loot) via the self-organization stationary theory. This study concludes that the competitive industrial chain's development trend is determined by two industrial chains' competition for resources; cooperative industrial chain's relative position determines the level of strengths that support each other; and the looting industrial chain upgrades its resource integration efficiency and maintains an optimal looting percentage at the same time.