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How to Optimize Investment Structure of Shanxi Province

Gai Qi

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In the light of present situation of Shanxi's investment structure and main existing problems, this paper puts forward several countermeasures to optimize investment structure of Shanxi Province, such as adjusting investment direction, giving full play to non-governmental funds and speeding up industrialization of high and new technology.

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In the light of present situation of Shanxi's investment structure and main existing problems, this paper puts forward several countermeasures to optimize investment structure of Shanxi Province, such as adjusting investment direction, giving full play to non-governmental funds and speeding up industrialization of high and new technology.

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In the light of present situation of Shanxi's investment structure and main existing problems, this paper puts forward several countermeasures to optimize investment structure of Shanxi Province, such as adjusting investment direction, giving full play to non-governmental funds and speeding up industrialization of high and new technology.

Key concepts: Investment (military), Industrialisation, Business, Natural resource economics, Finance, Industrial organization, Market economy, Economics

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