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Organizing and Implementing Carefully the Poverty Alleviation Project of Shanxi Province to Promote Actively the Economic Development of Poor Areas

SU Gui-din

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This paper summarizes the total implementing situation of Shanxi’s poverty alleviation project of World Bank loan, introduces the experiences of the construction of poverty alleviation project of Shanxi Province, and points out the enlightenment of poverty alleviation project of Shanxi Province.

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This paper summarizes the total implementing situation of Shanxi’s poverty alleviation project of World Bank loan, introduces the experiences of the construction of poverty alleviation project of Shanxi Province, and points out the enlightenment of poverty alleviation project of Shanxi Province.

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This paper summarizes the total implementing situation of Shanxi’s poverty alleviation project of World Bank loan, introduces the experiences of the construction of poverty alleviation project of Shanxi Province, and points out the enlightenment of poverty alleviation project of Shanxi Province.

Key concepts: Poverty, Loan, Enlightenment, Economic growth, Business, Economics, Finance, Theology

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