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[DOC File]China's Growth Model
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China's huge export surpluses in recent years have drawn much attention. In 2008 China's export surplus was 7.9 percent of GDP, down from 8.9 percent of GDP in 2007 (China Statistical Yearbook, 2009). While such an enormous export surplus appears unsustainable, not least for political reasons, it is a relatively recent phenomenon.
[DOC File]China and the Current Imbalances: the Need for a New ...
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China’s current per capita ecological footprint, while still being lower than the world average, is already twice China’s own bio-capacity (WWF et al. 2006). In other words, China’s current level of economic activities has already overshot China’s ecological capacity, and is now imposing unsustainable burden on China’s own environment.
[DOCX File]Infrastructure Challenges in Guinea
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The new estimate amounts to roughly 15 percent of the continent’s gross domestic product (GDP), comparable to what China invested in infrastructure over the last decade.The study found that existing spending on African infrastructure is much higher than previously known, $45 billion a year.
[DOC File]China’s Social Reform and Rebuilding the Welfare State
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China’s Economic Growth and Social Development. 1. China’s economy has been growing rapidly since the start of reform and opening in 1978. In 2006, China’s gross domestic product (GDP) amounted to 20.9 trillion yuan (1.3 trillion pounds), having grown at an annualised rate of …
[DOC File]Suburbanization of Urban China: A Conceptual Framework*
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Consequently no investment in new housing could be self-supporting, and public housing in suburbs (because it required additional infrastructure investments and offered no savings in the cost of land) was especially costly. Nevertheless suburbanization took hold in China’s major cities in the 1980s.
[DOC File]China’s Impact on Sub-Saharan Africa’s Development: Trade ...
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For example, 67 percent of China’s infrastructure investment between 2001 and 2006 went to the three oil-producing countries of Nigeria, Angola and Sudan. This resurgence of tied aid follows a decade, the 1990s, when after the Cold War, aid from the OECD countries began to be reformed on more rational and altruistic principles.
[DOC File]TREND ANALYSIS AND ENROLLMENT MANAGEMENT
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AIIB. When U.S. Allies Join the China-Led Development Bank. The New York Times (April 6, 2015) Last week, Australia became the latest American ally to join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, reversing an earlier rejection of membership that was made under pressure from the United States.Britain, France, Germany, Italy, South Korea, Russia and Brazil have also rejected U.S ...
[DOC File]Fast and Focused - Building China’s Railways
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Whether the sheer speed of implementation has adversely affected the overall life-cycle costs and reliability of project infrastructure is not yet known. THE challenge of A Century. China’s railways entered a new phase of development with the Mid and Long-Term Plan (MLTP) adopted in 2004 and revised upwards in 2008.
[DOCX File]Report on Infrastructure and Investment: the One Belt One ...
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The Europe 2020 strategy, the Strategic Investment Plan (Juncker plan), the PRC's 13th five-year plan, the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the EU-PRC Investment Agreement are the legs on which future relations between the …
[DOC File]China’s Naval Expansion in the Indian Ocean and China ...
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The rapid expansion of China’s naval capabilities and broader military profile is a classic manifestation of its great power status. China’s new naval strategy of “far sea defense” is aimed at giving Beijing the ability to project its power in key oceanic areas, including and most significantly the Indian Ocean.3
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