Regional investment effectiveness and development levels in China
Abstract For centuries, it has been taken for granted that social and economic development in China has an east-west spread, or from the coast to the interior. Even though a tremendous effort was made by the socialist government for thirty years (1949-1978) on rectifying ‘this unhealthy imbalance’,...
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