Titlebook: Reform and Development in Rural China; Runsheng Du,Thomas R. Gottschang (Associate Profes Book 1995 Du Runsheng and Thomas R. Gottschang 1

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Expanding the Market Regulation of Agricultural Products,mmune system changed the position of farmers as independent commodity producers and after losing management autonomy farmers were not enthusi-astic about production. The unified purchasing and market-ing system monopolized the market. Exchanges of all the country’s important agricultural products to

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Rich First, Rich Later, and Prosperous All Together,is unrealistic to expect to bring about universal prosperity in the sense of bringing all the people to the same level of prosperity at the same time and in the same place. Egalitarian distribution methods and ‘taking from the rich to help the poor’ not only do not achieve the objective of common pr

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Water Control Work Must Stress Economic Benefits, years. Without the prior construction of hydraulic infrastructure agricultural production could not have grown so rapidly in this period. The resurgence in construction of irrigation works this past winter and spring was a response to the urgent demands of the masses following the Central Governmen

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Discussion of an Outward-Oriented Development Strategy for the Coastal Areas,al areas. A labour force that is both low in cost and high in quality will be trained from China’s rich labour resources and will work in township en-terprises to produce labour-intensive products for external exchange. By importing raw materials and exporting finished products China will earn proce

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2947-227X f government or Party officials by Du Runsheng, director of the Rural Development Research Center (RDRC) of China‘s State Council for much of the 1980s. The book includes an introductory chapter describing the history of rural economic policy in the People‘s Republic of China, notes by Du Runsheng a

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