Titlebook: China Superpower; Requisites for High Francis A. Lees Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1997 China.

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Growth: Past, Present, and Future,sible by China adopting a more liberal economic policy vis-à-vis its domestic economy and foreign trade with the rest of the world. High growth followed the shift away from former autarkic policies aimed at self-sufficiency, and toward increased interdependence with the world trading system based on

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Banking, Money, and Credit,al institutions, so that scarce capital can be allocated to high productivity uses. Moreover, China must continue to attract foreign loan and business capital. This chapter gives some insights concerning the prospects in these areas over the near future.

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Foreign Investment Strategy,from 1978 onward led to greater openness, more decentralized authority over economic policy, and a growing foreign trade system. The 1979 Law on Joint Ventures and subsequent legislation reinforced the trend toward an improving foreign investment climate in China.

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China and the World,y affect China’s ability to benefit from international relations, and more easily attain its domestic and foreign objectives. China’s role in world events as an active and regular participant in trade, investment, and foreign relations is of relatively recent vintage. This makes it difficult to anti

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ional trade, investment and technology transfer. China‘s extraordinarily high economic growth rate is examined, and broken down into several parts. Prospects for continued high growth are evaluated. This evaluation looks to the future to weigh the possibility for maintaining high growth into the nex

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Book 1997r continued high growth are evaluated. This evaluation looks to the future to weigh the possibility for maintaining high growth into the next century. A concluding chapter examines China‘s changing role in the world economy and politics.

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