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Thinking on the Changing in the Mode of Economic Development

Wen Kui

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Changing in the mode of economic development is the key to realize good and rapid development in econommy.The article discusses the concept of changing in the mode of economic development and two ways of developing economy,name a as driven-mode and led-mode.In the end,the author suggests the way to change the mode of economic development.

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Changing in the mode of economic development is the key to realize good and rapid development in econommy.The article discusses the concept of changing in the mode of economic development and two ways of developing economy,name a as driven-mode and led-mode.In the end,the author suggests the way to change the mode of economic development.

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Changing in the mode of economic development is the key to realize good and rapid development in econommy.The article discusses the concept of changing in the mode of economic development and two ways of developing economy,name a as driven-mode and led-mode.In the end,the author suggests the way to change the mode of economic development.

Key concepts: Mode (computer interface), Key (lock), Development (topology), Economic system, Economics, Business, Computer science, Computer security

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