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发表于 2012-6-24 06:10 PM
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中国经济近几年的腾飞,这个功劳应该记在WTO身上,而不是邓小平镇压六四身上。
中国经济近几年的腾飞...hmm, this is a big topic...Joining WTO certainly is important, however, I don't think all the credit belongs to WTO. India joined WTO at January 1st, 1995, comparing economic development of India and China, we can see differences. Well...comparing economic development of India and China is a big topic, and I don't know enough to do a good job...However I want to point out there's more than just joining WTO to economic growth. Chinese government, even part of it is extremely corrupt, does make some good decisions.
http://www.economist.com/blogs/d ... ing-india-and-china
How the Asian superpowers compare on various measures of development
IN THE recent Singapore Grand Prix, a car belonging to the Force India team reached the finish line just 111 seconds after the leader. Today’s chart uses a stopwatch to compare India’s progress in development against another pace-setter, China. The chart shows the number of years that have elapsed since China passed the development milestones that India has now reached. India’s income per head, for example, was about $3,200 in 2009 (holding purchasing power constant across time and between countries). China reached that level of development nine years ago. The lag in social progress is much longer. A child’s odds of surviving past their fifth birthday are as bad in India today as they were in China in the 1970s. Moreover, the chart does not necessarily imply that India in nine years’ time will be as rich as China is today. That is because China grew faster in the last nine years than India is likely to grow over the next nine. We stopped the clock at $3200 per head. But China did not stop racing ahead.
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