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China is building its own socialism / Kondrashova, Ludmila   Journal Article
Kondrashova, Ludmila Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The revolution of 1949 in China marked the country’s transitionfrom “bureaucratic feudalism” to the building of socialist society. The begin-ning of the policy of reforms (1978-1979) is now interpreted as “another rev-olution” – a transition from “state socialism” to “market socialism.” Judgingby the decisions of the 19th CPC Сongress, at present China begins a newstage of socioeconomic development aimed at combining the personal inter-ests of its citizens with public and state interests. The new stage of reforms canbe characterized as the “third Chinese revolution” with very important conse-quences for the entire social structure of the country. The Chinese multilayeredmarket economy will correspond to a mixed political system that features acombination of strong centralized power with party-and-government manage-ment and democratic methods of administration at a lower level.
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ID:   129572


Discussions of "controlled economy" in republican China (1930s- / Borokh, Olga   Journal Article
Borokh, Olga Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract The concept of "controlled economy" has become popular in republican China due to the study of foreign experience and the tasks put forward for a rapid development of industry with a view to strengthening the defense capability of the country. Realization of the specific features of the Chinese economy and the growing influence of liberal ideas have induced scientists to recognize the importance of market mechanisms and the need to support, mixed economy. Many aspects of economic discussions in the 1930s-1940s are close to the present arguments among modem Chinese researchers.
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Does the institutional quality matter to attract the foreign di: an empirical investigation for / Ahmad, Mohsin Hasnain; Ahmed, Qazi Masood   Journal Article
Ahmad, Mohsin Hasnain Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract This study investigates the role of the institutions as a determinant of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the case of Pakistan by applying the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) cointegration technique. The results demonstrate that the institutional quality exerts long-run impact in determining the FDI inflows. The findings suggest that institutional quality is an important determinant of the FDI in Pakistan. The joint impact of institutional quality and trade openness is also significant and positively contribute to attract FDI in the short run as well as in the long run. The findings strongly support the hypothesis that simultaneous implementation of policy mix, that is, reducing trade barriers and improvement in institutional quality, play significant role in attracting FDI in a developing country like Pakistan.
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Making America great again : the case for the mixed economy / Hacker, Jacob S; Pierson, Paul   Article
Hacker, Jacob S Article
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Summary/Abstract At a debate [1]among the Republican presidential candidates in March, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas boiled down his campaign message to its essentials: “Here’s my philosophy. The less government, the more freedom. The fewer bureaucrats, the more prosperity. And there are bureaucrats in Washington right now who are killing jobs and I’ll tell you, I know who they are. I will find them and I will fire them.”
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