Old China's new economy: the conquest by a billion paupers

By:

Bhaumik, T. K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2009 Sage Publications New DelhiDescription: xxxiii,294p. 22 cm ; PbkISBN:

978-8178298627

Subject(s):

Economics

Contents:

Historical backdrop: the womb that conceived modern China -- China under Mao Zedong : rise and fall of socialist paradise -- Struggling to stand straight : initial decade of reform: 1978-88 -- Preparing for socialist market economy -- China's new economy: an overview -- Seven challenges: sustainability and development issues -- Thought adjustments for harmony: making of a new China -- Trade, globalisation and external relations -- Concluding observations.

Summary: Old China's New Economy

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Historical backdrop: the womb that conceived modern China --
China under Mao Zedong : rise and fall of socialist paradise --
Struggling to stand straight : initial decade of reform: 1978-88 --
Preparing for socialist market economy --
China's new economy: an overview --
Seven challenges: sustainability and development issues --
Thought adjustments for harmony: making of a new China --
Trade, globalisation and external relations --
Concluding observations.

Old China's New Economy

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