Developing Towns: the Choice for Chinese Urbanization and Rural Modernization
Li Peng
Abstract
Li Peng
Abstract
Cities, as the major places to conduct economic activities, are important signs of a country's social and economic developments. As proved by economic developments of foreign countries, urbanization is an inevitable process in modernizing the rural areas and developing our country's social economy. However, restrained by the specific conditions in the country, China has to develop its towns to realize the national urbanization and rural modernization.
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Cities, as the major places to conduct economic activities, are important signs of a country's social and economic developments. As proved by economic developments of foreign countries, urbanization is an inevitable process in modernizing the rural areas and developing our country's social economy. However, restrained by the specific conditions in the country, China has to develop its towns to realize the national urbanization and rural modernization.
Key concepts: Urbanization, Modernization theory, China, Economic growth, Rural area, Developing country, Development economics, Economic system