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... energy , and middle - level technical personnel requirements would exceed any realistic assessment of Chinese capabilities.5 Quite simply , the targets of the plan reported by Hua are those which are derived from the long - run ...
... energy , and middle - level technical personnel requirements would exceed any realistic assessment of Chinese capabilities.5 Quite simply , the targets of the plan reported by Hua are those which are derived from the long - run ...
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... energy , and metallurgy sectors increased at rates well above the average for industry as a whole . " These increases in the industrial production of inputs for industry eventually led to serious problems of dispropor- tionate ...
... energy , and metallurgy sectors increased at rates well above the average for industry as a whole . " These increases in the industrial production of inputs for industry eventually led to serious problems of dispropor- tionate ...
第 17 頁
... energy and minerals - are evaluated here as indicative . of China's very favorable position in terms of resource endowment.28 For example , in terms of energy resources . China is among the front rank in coal , having high - quality and ...
... energy and minerals - are evaluated here as indicative . of China's very favorable position in terms of resource endowment.28 For example , in terms of energy resources . China is among the front rank in coal , having high - quality and ...
第 18 頁
... energy and mineral resources means that China's industrialization and drive for self - sufficiency will not suffer from serious raw - material constraints . Rather , the major prob- lem will be China's ability to accumulate the ...
... energy and mineral resources means that China's industrialization and drive for self - sufficiency will not suffer from serious raw - material constraints . Rather , the major prob- lem will be China's ability to accumulate the ...
第 28 頁
... energy , basic machine tools , and metals , China requires in the future the development of industries with significantly higher capital - output ratios . According to a study of China's energy consumption in 1966-74 , each 1 percent ...
... energy , basic machine tools , and metals , China requires in the future the development of industries with significantly higher capital - output ratios . According to a study of China's energy consumption in 1966-74 , each 1 percent ...
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第 213 頁 - It does not matter whether a cat is black or white as long as it catches mice.
第 536 頁 - The land ownership system of feudal exploitation by the landlord class shall be abolished and the system of peasant land ownership shall be introduced in order to set free the rural productive forces, develop agricultural production and thus pave the way for New China's industrialization.
第 56 頁 - ... more pay for more work, less pay for less work, and no pay for no work.
第 385 頁 - February 1977) for seabed minerals in the southern part of the Yellow Sea, the East China Sea, and the South China Sea.12 The Chinese believe that this work is of fundamental importance.
第 5 頁 - Unite and Strive to Build a Modern, Powerful Socialist Country!" (Report on the work of the government...
第 169 頁 - Tse-tung, speaking at the Second Plenary Session of the Seventh Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party...
第 264 頁 - Meanwhile, the state plans to build or complete 120 large-scale projects, including 10 iron and steel complexes, 9 nonferrous metal complexes, 8 coal mines, 10 oil and gas fields, 30 power stations, 6 new trunk railways and 5 key harbors. The completion of these projects added to the existing industrial foundation will provide China with 14 fairly strong and fairly rationally located industrial bases.
第 7 頁 - Although this paper attempts to provide such a framework for interpreting and evaluating the other papers, it is important to note that no attempt has been made to have the individual authors of the other papers adopt any particular framework of analysis, point of view, or conclusion.
第 172 頁 - The goal for the third stage is to accomplish the "comprehensive" modernization of the Chinese economy and propel it to "the front ranks of the world
第 32 頁 - Venezuela) indicate a clear positive association over the period 1950-63 between the rate of growth of exports and the rate of growth of GNP.