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The rise of China and its implications for economics and other developing countries: the significance of the Chinese social model

The rise of China and its implications for economics and other developing countries: the... The rise of China is an important case of latecomer advantage that reflects a privilege of backwardness. As such, it affords an important example of the principle of uneven and combined development, and important lessons for other emerging countries. These lessons are many and include the importance of the grounding of economic models in supportive and capable institutional configurations. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Area Development and Policy Taylor & Francis

The rise of China and its implications for economics and other developing countries: the significance of the Chinese social model

Dunford, Michael
Area Development and Policy , Volume 2 (2): 6 – May 4, 2017
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The rise of China and its implications for economics and other developing countries: the significance of the Chinese social model

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The rise of China is an important case of latecomer advantage that reflects a privilege of backwardness. As such, it affords an important example of the principle of uneven and combined development, and important lessons for other emerging countries. These lessons are many and include the importance of the grounding of economic models in supportive and capable institutional configurations.
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Taylor & Francis
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© 2017 Regional Studies Association
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2379-2957
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2379-2949
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10.1080/23792949.2017.1307691
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Abstract

The rise of China is an important case of latecomer advantage that reflects a privilege of backwardness. As such, it affords an important example of the principle of uneven and combined development, and important lessons for other emerging countries. These lessons are many and include the importance of the grounding of economic models in supportive and capable institutional configurations.

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Area Development and Policy – Taylor & Francis

Published: May 4, 2017

Keywords: Uneven and combined development; productivity and growth; growth and income distribution; infrastructure-led growth; public investment; 不平衡与综合发展; 生产率与增长; 增长与收入分配; 基础设施带动的增长; 公共投资; Desarrollo desequilibrado y combinado; productividad y crecimiento; distribución de crecimiento e ingresos; crecimiento según la infraestructura; inversión pública; неравномерное и комбинированное развитие, производительность и рост, рост и распределение доходов, инфраструктурно-обсуловленный экономический рост, государственные инвестиции

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