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It would appear that many western observers of China, with some notable exceptions, have systematically underestimated … spheres without direct reference to China's research and development (R & D) and education system. After discussing the … underlying basis of S & T reform in China, the author looks at how S & T are used to serve the economy, the management and …
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. China moving away from an ineffectual innovation system. (DÜI-Sen) …
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The author believes that the future of the reforms in China ultimately depends on whether, and if so to what extent …
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The author points out that China's foreign trade has made stunning advances since economic reform began in the late …
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As the author sees it, foreign direct investment (FDI) in China is the most dramatic manifestation of China's open …
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Energy and transport have long been considered the two main obstacles to Chinese economic development. The author explores to what extent economic stagnation has been caused by shortfalls in energy supplies and what can be done to alleviate the situation in the future. (DÜI-Sen)
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According to the author, in the late 1970s, Chinese industry was on the verge of collapse. Its high but erratic level of growth since 1949 had been achieved by using ever-increasing amounts of labour and capital. By 1978, the Chinese Communist Party leadership understood the economic problems...
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