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State Enterprises, Economic Growth, and Distribution,irst the superiority of private sector performance and second a clear distinction between public and private enterprise. This chapter argues that these assumptions are incorrect. Instead the state has a vital role to play in the economy, and in any case the distinction between private and private en

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,The State’s Role in a Strategic Industry—China’s Banking Sector,tate enterprises. The reasons for this divergence are historical, being rooted in China’s unhappy experience during the early years of its modern banking history. This chapter charts China’s turbulent banking history, and reviews how the sector responded to the state’s reform policies. Major policie

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,“Going Out”, Going Global, and the Belt and Road,couraged Chinese enterprises to expand overseas. Factors driving this internationalization included the government’s objective of playing a larger international role and strengthening the international competitiveness of Chinese enterprises. State enterprises were the first to respond. This chapter

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Conclusion,ion apart from the prevalent critiques of the Chinese state and its enterprises. These strands are, first, the prominence of the state in society; second, many state enterprises being state controlled rather than owned; third, the blurred distinction between state and non-state enterprises; fourth,

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Zur Geschichte von Bad Gleichenberg, 1872 ans Tageslicht kamen. Vermutlich standen hier Pfahlbauten am Rande eines Sees und waren diese prähistorischen Ansiedler Urahnen des Keltenstammes der Avarisker, die — römischen Berichten zufolge — zwischen Raab und Mur wohnten.

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