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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Emerging Superpower,China is an emerging superpower. Greater China (including Hong Kong) will attain superpower status early in the 21st century, based on its strategic geographic position in the Eurasian land mass, possession of a large conventional military force, a large national economy, and nuclear weapon capability.

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Development of Internal Markets,China has achieved much in developing internal markets. This progress can be evaluated in various ways, in connection with narrowing provincial income inequalities, price behavior, interregional trade flows, mobility of productive resources, and evolution of the distribution system.

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Strategic Trade,Over the past decade and a half China’s participation and role in world trade has changed dramatically. Until the early 1970s China was essentially a closed economy, with limited exposure to the outside world. Industry was non-competitive and uninterested in penetrating overseas markets.

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,Die Isotopenverdünnungsanalyse, no more than an oversized developing country with little prospect for successful development. Simultaneous with the ‘last stretch’ to superpower status, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) is displaying other visible signs of modernity and vitality. These include a more business-like approach to m

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Die Rubidium-Strontium-Methode,countries, especially the industrialized nations. In addition, closer ties and membership were initiated vis-à-vis leading international organizations (the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Asian Development Bank, and the European Community). Economically, China embarked on a program of incre

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Datierung des Falkenberger Granits,er nations, and required parallel actions on the political side in the form of improved intergovernmental relations between China and other nations. Beginning in 1979 China adopted a policy of improving commercial and investment relationships with its trading partners, including neighboring countrie

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,Die Isotopenverdünnungsanalyse,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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0104-9ate capital to sectors where investment will enjoy the highest productivity. China is in the earliest stage of developing its capital market. Nevertheless, this market is evolving rapidly, and exhibiting continuous structural adjustment and improvement.