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Introduction. [Part 1, Legacies and setting]. The geographical setting. The Chinese economy before 1949. The socialist era, 1949-1978 : big push industrialization and policy instability. Market transition : strategy and process. Urban-rural divide. [Part 2, Patterns of growth and development]. Growth and structural change. Population growth and the one-child family. Labor and human capital. Living standards: incomes, inequality, and poverty. [Part 3, The rural economy]. Rural organization. Agriculture: outputs, inputs, and technology. Rural industrialization: township and villages enterprises. [Part 5, The urban economy]. Industry: ownership and governance. Structural change: industry, energy, and infrastructure. Technology policy and the knowledge-based economy. [Part 5, China and the world economy]. International trade. Foreign investment. [Part 6, Macroeconomics and finance]. Macroeconomic trands and cycles. Financial system. [Part 7, Conclusion : China's future]. Environmental quality and the sustainability of growth |
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