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,Guangdong: China’s Economic Powerhouse — The Past, the Present and the Future,provinces, including Fujian Province, to establish Special Economic Zones (SEZs). It was also the forerunner of government reform leading to more efficient government administration and increased local autonomy. Indeed, the study of Guangdong will undoubtedly unveil many of the questions and answers relating to China’s past, present and future.

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,The Adjustment of Economic Structure and Guangdong’s Economic Growth: Past Successes and Future Cha (GDP) growth has accelerated, so that between 1984 and 1999 real GDP grew by 9.4 per cent annually according to Chinese statistics. This growth rate is not unprecedented, and in fact mimics rather closely earlier East Asian success stories. Japan’s GDP grew by 10.4 per cent annually between 1950 an

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,The Sustainable Development of Urban Forestry in Guangdong’s Urbanization,velopment of industrialization and commercialization, the rural population has been shifting to cities. More cities are emerging and existing cities are becoming larger. According to 1998 statistics, there were 71,434,300 permanent residents in Guangdong. Urban areas accounted for 31.2 per cent or t