Titlebook: China’s Rise and Its Global Implications; Shaoguang Wang Book 2021 CITIC Press Corporation 2021 Rise of China.Developmental Economics.Chin

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MUT

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09678-9tion in place may not be able to immediately enjoy the fruits of their hard work. However, without the solid?foundation built in the first 30?years, it would not be possible to have the magnificent achievements that rose from the ground in the next 40?years.

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Opponent

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09679-6vidual enterprises. Planning still plays a key role in resource allocation, especially in strategic areas, but in most areas, the market‘s role is more fundamental and decisive. China still insists on formulating a five-year plan mainly to clarify national strategic intentions, underscore government priorities, and guide market players’ behaviors.

專心

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09680-2emonstrates that China has made a new great leap forward in the field of social protection over the past 20?years, which has quietly brought about enormous changes to the life of millions of Chinese people. Specifically, it has stopped inequality from further deteriorating and created a benign environment for lessening human insecurity.

WAX

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09680-2ome trap”? The chapter demonstrates from theoretical and comparative perspectives that there is no such thing as the “middle income trap”. Even if such a trap does exist, China will surely be able to join the club of high-income countries in a not distant future.

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Groundwork: From Old China to New China,tion in place may not be able to immediately enjoy the fruits of their hard work. However, without the solid?foundation built in the first 30?years, it would not be possible to have the magnificent achievements that rose from the ground in the next 40?years.

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