When a country moves away from tight restrictions on trade and investment toward a more open system, it can gain significantly from increased efficiency but may also encounter intensified problems in such domains as unemployment, setbacks to particular industries, increased inequality, issues of foreign influence, and even absolutely reduced income levels in poorer regions. China has both more to gain and more to lose from a change toward an open...
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1986/02/28
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Document de travail des services de la Banque mondiale
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SWP759
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2010/07/01
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Alternative international economic strategies and their relevance for China
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gnp per capita growth rate