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This 7-page paper provides an overview of China's growth between 1980 and 2002. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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the launch of market reforms in the 1970s, and some estimate it will double yet again over the next decade1. Its become one of the worlds largest manufacturing centers, and
these days, consumes about one-third of the worlds supply of iron, steel and coal2. Furthermore, since 2003, China has focused on outward foreign direct investment, part of its "going global"
strategies to boost its own economic power3. Probably the one thing that has brought it to the view of the world, as well, is that its holding a great deal
of U.S. debt. China managed to escape much of the worlds global meltdowns of late 2008, because not many of Chinas banks were exposed to the toxic assets that the
rest of the world experienced. Anyone looking at this economic behemoth during the middle of the 20th century likely would have predicted
a far different future. The vast, sprawling country, in the severe grip of Mao Zedongs communism, faced a variety of issues, not the least of which was starvation, disease and
general malaise. The communist leaderships various revolutions and reforms only served to put the country into that of a third world nation. Few would have predicted that China would ultimately
become the power that it has become. Some call the transformation - in less than 30 years - nothing short of a miracle.
However, when it comes to economics, there really is no such thing as a miracle. Rather, China was the beneficiary of a very intelligent leader who slowly moved to initiate
palatable reforms that wouldnt shake either population or communist party. As a result, China has, for the most part, managed to balance its communistic philosophy with global capitalism.
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