Titlebook: Economic Transition in Hunan and Southern China; A. S. Bhalla Book 1984 A. S. Bhalla 1984 China.economics.microeconomics.transition

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Rural Industrialisation,tion provides an important link between farm and nonfarm activities, repair and maintenance of farm machinery and subcontracting link rural industry to large urban industry. It is therefore logical to examine, in this chapter, the problems of and the growth prospects for Hunan’s rural industries.

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Concluding Remarks,nd field trips in the province of Hunan. A short stay in a country as vast as China hardly makes it possible to draw any meaningful conclusions. Nor does the rapidly changing character of Hunan and the Chinese economy.

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Bewusstseinsver?ndernde Pflanzen von A - ZSince 1978 the Chinese government has adopted a series of measures for economic ‘reforms, readjustment and restructuring’.. These reforms have been motivated largely by the need to:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49165-8The four periods discussed in Chapter 3 can be characterised by the degree of technological isolation or self-reliance (the Great Leap and to a lesser extent, Cultural Revolution periods) or that of dependence on imports of foreign technology (the Soviet and post-Mao periods).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-07207-1China; economics; microeconomics; transition

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