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1.
The Four Modernizations
2.
Untitled Slide
3.
The Objectives
Political: Assert Deng's triumph and will
Implement Zhou's vision
Economic: Adopt Policies to modernize and industrialize China
Open Chinese Economy to the West
Long term: Guarantee Party's dominance and existence
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Tyler Sprague
4.
"Economics in Command"
Economic pragmatism at its best
Competitive and Self-Suffiencency
A New Economic Policy for agriculture
Science/Tech at the service of problem solving
Steel Industry
Oil/Petroleum/ Gas Production
Infrastructure Development
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LendingMemo
5.
Agriculture
National Stability Interest
Population Growth = Demands Higher agricultural output
80% Population lived in the countryside
Goal: Increase production by 5% each year
Reach 400 million ton of food produced by 1985
Modernize farms
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WanderingtheWorld (www.ChrisFord.com)
6.
Instruments
Introduced mechanized farming: Tractors
Irrigation Systems
Chemical fertilizer
Do not set unrealistic quotas over people without technical instruments
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Lon&Queta
7.
New Economic Policy
Families Received a piece of land to labour it
They could sell or retain the surplus
Incentive for community work
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DMahendra
8.
Industry
Goal: Compete with the West
Heavy Industries: Iron, Coal, Steel and Oil Production
54 million Yuan were invested
10 Iron and Steel Complexes
8 coal mines
6 oil gas fields
5 harbors
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Vox Efx
9.
Phase 1
Industrial Responsibility System
Industrial Workers incentive: Surplus and Profits were given to workers
Improve quality of products by keeping workers competitive and well payed
Phase 2:
"Reform of the Economic System" State-Owned-Entreprises received private investment
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Isengardt
10.
Instruments
Foreign Investment
Japan/ Germany Invested in Chinese Steel Industry. Over $16 million in less than 2 years
British Banks provided a loan of $10 billion in 1981
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epSos.de
Carlos Terán
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