China's fashion for capitalism

Article Abstract:

Deng Xiaoping will try for the third time to develop capitalism inside China. Some economic reform has already caused the living standard to rise. Deng feels that the demise of the Soviet Union strengthens his hand, proving that economic reform should have preceded political reform.

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Deng's last show

Article Abstract:

Deng's economic reforms have increased the real gross national product in China by 9% a year since 1978, and spawned rises in income and industrial output. The Communist Party is aiding these reforms, which are based on mixing communism and private enterprise.

Communist Party (China)

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A vacancy awaits

Article Abstract:

China's steps toward allowing some capitalist reforms have improved the economic life of its people, and observers outside China believe this improvement will lead to further reforms. However, the issue of Deng's successors raises questions.

Political aspects

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