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Development Strategies on the Basis of China's Status Quo of Rural Urbanization

WU Zong-zh

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It is a necessary to take a rural- urbanization step in making a country strong. Rural urbanization must be fit for China's status quo and has its own value,which is significant to modernization drive. In the process of promoting rural urbanization,the scale,mode and planning of rural urbanization should be fit for modernization drive.

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It is a necessary to take a rural- urbanization step in making a country strong. Rural urbanization must be fit for China's status quo and has its own value,which is significant to modernization drive. In the process of promoting rural urbanization,the scale,mode and planning of rural urbanization should be fit for modernization drive.

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It is a necessary to take a rural- urbanization step in making a country strong. Rural urbanization must be fit for China's status quo and has its own value,which is significant to modernization drive. In the process of promoting rural urbanization,the scale,mode and planning of rural urbanization should be fit for modernization drive.

Key concepts: Urbanization, Status quo, Modernization theory, China, Economic growth, Value (mathematics), Rural area, Development economics

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