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Choice of China's Route of New-type Industrialization

Liao Xian-man

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Taking the road of new-type industrialization is the strategic decision for China's goal of developing wealthy society in the new century. The choice of the route is made through concluding the experiences and lessons from traditional industrial road, meeting the demand of the current economic development, and deeply understanding the basic situation.

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Taking the road of new-type industrialization is the strategic decision for China's goal of developing wealthy society in the new century. The choice of the route is made through concluding the experiences and lessons from traditional industrial road, meeting the demand of the current economic development, and deeply understanding the basic situation.

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Taking the road of new-type industrialization is the strategic decision for China's goal of developing wealthy society in the new century. The choice of the route is made through concluding the experiences and lessons from traditional industrial road, meeting the demand of the current economic development, and deeply understanding the basic situation.

Key concepts: Industrialisation, China, Strategic Choice, Economics, Economic growth, Economic system, Development economics, Political science

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