Summary of the book "Chinese Economy"
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How China was between 1949 and 1978
How did the Chinese government attract foreign investors?Why do major companies move to move their factories to China?What are the most important sources of energy in China?What are the economic and social problems that the Chinese suffer from?
You will find the answers to the above questions in theSummary of the book
"Chinese Economy"
Author :Françoise Lemoine
This book traces the experience of the development renaissance in the People's Republic of China over three decades from the beginning of China's economic reforms through the dramatic shift towards adopting the principles of a market economy in some sectors, as well as the gains and social problems that have occurred as a result of this economic growth and the mutual influences between China and the outside world.
Who is this book for?
For those interested in Chinese studies.
For researchers in the economic history of China.
For those who want to get acquainted with the nature of the Chinese economy.
You can buy an e-book for only $2.2
How did the Chinese government attract foreign investors?Why do major companies move to move their factories to China?What are the most important sources of energy in China?What are the economic and social problems that the Chinese suffer from?
You will find the answers to the above questions in theSummary of the book
"Chinese Economy"
Author :Françoise Lemoine
This book traces the experience of the development renaissance in the People's Republic of China over three decades from the beginning of China's economic reforms through the dramatic shift towards adopting the principles of a market economy in some sectors, as well as the gains and social problems that have occurred as a result of this economic growth and the mutual influences between China and the outside world.
Who is this book for?
For those interested in Chinese studies.
For researchers in the economic history of China.
For those who want to get acquainted with the nature of the Chinese economy.
You can buy an e-book for only $2.2