Reformist bandwagon

Article Abstract:

An article in China's People's Daily has openly advocated the utilization of capitalist systems in reforming the country's economy. This is remarkable because the newspaper is known to oppose the capitalist reforms advocated by Deng Xiaoping. Specific capitalist systems cited as advantageous are contractural production, rental markets, open bidding and equity mechanisms. This article is seen as part of the continuing struggle between hardliners and reformists in China.

Editorials, People's Daily (Newspaper)

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Reformist onslaught

Article Abstract:

Deng Xiaoping and his supporters are reasserting their control over China's propaganda machinery. Deng's economic reforms have also received extensive media coverage. Although communist hardliners continue to oppose Deng's economic reforms, conservatives have started to openly support his programs. Hardliners in the media, such as Acting Culture Minister He Jingzhi and central committee propaganda chief Wang Renzhi, are expected to lose their present positions.

Propaganda

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Deng by a whisper; reformist policies enshrined for '100 years.' (Deng Xiaoping's economic policies for China)

Article Abstract:

The 14th Congress of the Communist Party of China has publicly supported Premier Deng Xiaoping's economic strategy aiming at market reforms and economic progress 'for 100 years.' A GDP growth rate of 12% was registered for 1992. Deng succeeded in appointing his supporter economist Zhu Rongji to the Politburo. However, his other attempts at making political appointments were unsuccessful.

Communist Party (China)

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