On the road to the 21st century: the Chinese experience

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Experts believe that China would be one of the most stable and promising economies in the new millenium, buoyed by the success of the country's expansive economic reform program. Although uncertainties still lie regarding which economic system would the country adopt to support its growth, it is believed that economic officials would strengthen their move towards market capitalism. Analysts also assert that China's capitalist system would resemble those which are employed by highly successful Western nations.

Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, Analysis, Evaluation, Capitalism

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Will mainland China emerge as a new hub of private enterprise?

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An interesting conjecture is that China might develop a potential for private enterprise, the reason being its eagerness to adopt Western ways. Development bids are being encouraged by the regime, with unprecedented cooperation extended to Western technicians and businessmen. If this trend continues, China's great population and natural resources provide unlimited possibilities for private enterprise.

Industrial policy, Communist Party (China)

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New manager development for the 21st century

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The qualities of effective managers are discussed. Suggestions for development of managerial skills in new managers are presented.

United States, Managers, Vocational guidance

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