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The Focal Point of the Construction of the New Socialist Countryside——the Innovation of the Rural Public Products Supply System

Liao Xin-li

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This paper analyzes on the functions of the rural public products supply in the construction of the new socialist countryside,probes into the present situation and forming mechanism of the current rural public products supply,and advances some suggestions on improving the rural public products supply.

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This paper analyzes on the functions of the rural public products supply in the construction of the new socialist countryside,probes into the present situation and forming mechanism of the current rural public products supply,and advances some suggestions on improving the rural public products supply.

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This paper analyzes on the functions of the rural public products supply in the construction of the new socialist countryside,probes into the present situation and forming mechanism of the current rural public products supply,and advances some suggestions on improving the rural public products supply.

Key concepts: Rural area, Business, Water supply, Economic system, Economic growth, Political science, Economics, Engineering

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