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Chapter 1. Introduction: The Road of Socialist Modernization with Chinese Characteristics -- Chapter 2. 2035 to basically realize the Socialist modernization by 2035 -- Chapter 3. Basically realize economic modernization by 2035 -- Chapter 4. Promote common prosperity for all by 2035 -- Chapter...
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Analysis of the Characteristics and Significance of Chinese-style Modernization Road -- How China can build a moderately prosperous society in a comprehensive way: System Evaluation and Important Implications -- Year of Finishing Moderately Prosperous Society Construction in All Respects in...
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Introduction -- Brief History and Basic Concepts of Infrastructure -- Origin and Development of Infrastructure Economics -- A Review of Infrastructure Economic Growth Models.-Achievements and Challenges of China’s Infrastructure Development (1949-2019) -- Infrastructure and Market Integration:...
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This study delves into the symmetric effects of governance on economic growth for the world’s ten largest economies, employing a model augmented with well-known growth, governance, and control predictors to inform model specification. Using panel and time-series techniques, both collectively...
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Chapter 1. Special Economic Zones: Goals and Definitions -- Chapter 2. Special Economic Zones: a Policy and Organisational Analysis -- Chapter 3. Special Economic Zones Worldwide: Governance Models and Regulations for Work -- Chapter 4. Special Economic Zones in Italy.
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Expanding access to financial services holds the promise to help reduce poverty and spur economic development. But, as a practical matter, commercial banks have faced challenges expanding access to poor and low-income households in developing economies, and nonprofits have had limited reach. We...
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