论文代写被抓：农业经济增长
1960年代见证了一场更为缓慢的方法开始,但是当农业恢复经济,工业产出增长。农业产量每年增长9.6%的速度在1961 – 65年的时期,这导致了工业增长,轻松超过了大跃进运动的早期目标(灰色,2010)。工厂都恢复已被封闭由于经济衰退,这导致了较高的非农产业的就业。这次中国更多的是在准备阶段和搜索其身份在全球经济秩序。政府敏感开放国际投资,因为它想保持社会主义经济。因此,它更感兴趣在这些时候建立国内业务与全球领导人能够竞争。
论文代写被抓：农业经济增长
毛泽东看到了1949年的愿景与进步意识到邀请外国投资政策和谨慎。1960年代后期的文化大革命,点燃了需求国际产品和技术使制造业(Mackerras, 2013)。这导致了农业活动的下降,引起由于个人家庭和社区的财务自由,和金融部门的增加吸引力。1970年代见证了一场缩减将降低创新和创造力的教育机构在中国相关和重要(费正清,1986)。关闭教育机构教学现代主义被视为政府的社会主义政策的障碍。介绍了僵硬的规则对于那些要求国际产品和显示左派的直觉。
论文代写被抓：农业经济增长
The 1960s saw a more sluggish approach at its start, but when agriculture restored its economy back, the industrial output grew. The agricultural output was growing at a rate of 9.6% per year during the 1961-65 periods, and this led to industrial growth as well, which easily surpassed the earlier goals of the Great Leap Forward movement (Gray, 2010). Industrial plants were revived which had been closed due to the economic recession, and this led to higher employment in non-agriculture industries. The China of this time was more in the preparation stage and in searching its identity in the global economic order. The government was sensitive to opening up to international investment, because it wanted to remain a socialist economy at large. Therefore, it was more interested during those times to build its domestic business to be able to compete with global leaders.
论文代写被抓：农业经济增长
The vision that Mao saw in 1949 was about to be realised with progressive policies and cautious invitation to foreign investments. Late 1960s saw the great Cultural Revolution that ignited the demand of international products, and technology enabled manufacturing (Mackerras, 2013). This led to a decline in agricultural activity, arising due to financial freedom of individual families and communities, and the increasing attractiveness of the financial sector. 1970s saw a curtailment of educational institutes that would make innovation and creativity less relevant and important in China (Fairbank, 1986). The closure of education institutes teaching modernism were seen as a hurdle to the socialist policies of the government. Stiff rules were introduced for those who demanded international products and displayed leftist instincts.